CLIENT TALKING POINTS

UK

Center-stage the last few weeks with the Pound crashing and 10yr Gilt Yields backing up to 1.00%; can this keep USD ramping higher, daily? How about rates? I think we’re closer to the end of this counter-TREND move on the rates side – we’ll see how the bond market trades today on GBP/USD +1.2% off oversold lows of $1.21.

Euro

Our best FX idea remains shorting the Euro vs. USD as the Europeans enter a protracted recession in 2017 (particularly in the South of Europe); while it’s signaling immediate-term TRADE oversold within its bearish @Hedgeye TREND at $1.10 this am, the real action starts on EUR/USD breakdown of $1.05.

Sectors

Yeah, Utes have corrected hard (so buy some if you missed them earlier in the year), but Healthcare and Double-Dip Recession (Industrials) stocks are correcting hard too! Healthcare (XLV) led losers yesterday at -2.5%; part of that is election expectations, but a bigger part that’s weighed on the group this year is that Healthcare is #LateCycle .

TOP LONG IDEAS

GLD

GLD

Industrial production, capital goods orders, and factory orders continue to look recessionary. Specifically, all three series have experienced negative growth for the longest period ever without a recession. 

VYM

VYM

Growth Slowing...

TLT

TLT

Growth Slowing...

Asset Allocation

CASH US EQUITIES INTL EQUITIES COMMODITIES FIXED INCOME INTL CURRENCIES
10/11/16 46% 8% 4% 15% 27% 0%
10/12/16 48% 8% 3% 14% 27% 0%

Asset Allocation as a % of Max Preferred Exposure

CASH US EQUITIES INTL EQUITIES COMMODITIES FIXED INCOME INTL CURRENCIES
10/11/16 46% 24% 12% 45% 82% 0%
10/12/16 48% 24% 9% 42% 82% 0%
The maximum preferred exposure for cash is 100%. The maximum preferred exposure for each of the other assets classes is 33%.

THREE FOR THE ROAD

TWEET OF THE DAY

Yellen's Favorite Economic Indicator Is Still Falling app.hedgeye.com/archives/54469… via @Hedgeye #Fed #ratehike @KeithMcCullough #economy $SPY

@Hedgeye

QUOTE OF THE DAY

“When change is necessary, not to change is destructive.”

-A. R. Bernard

STAT OF THE DAY

The Chicago Cubs came back to score 4 runs in the 9th inning to eliminate the San Francisco Giants from the MLB playoffs.