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US TSYS/STOCKS
US TSYS/STOCKS: But Academy's Peter Tchir added it's "curious" stocks and bonds
are both weak for a 2nd day, and "even more curious" as it's "without at least
to us" an "obvious" reason. "That inexplicability dovetails into some concern
that there is some sort of large scale flow or unwind occurring," he added.
- He said last wknd, "the only thing to fear was a lack of fear" but volatility
risk mkt finally showed some "capitulation" signs. "That is starting to return.
Like everything else, it isn't showing up as a major concern, but that may be
because mkts have become conditioned to be calm and to sell volatility on any
spike."
- He noted "we haven't seen inflows into the short VIX ETFs and ETNs, but with
VIX back over 11" Friday, "we shd get a better sense of whether more vol sellers
emerge or whether they are already fully committed." He adds it's key to watch
"so-called Min Vol and Low Vol funds closely" as in Sep 2016, they "surprisingly
to some, actually led the way down, once the mkt initially turned lower." (Low
vol funds: portls of low vol stks; min vol: correlation to "minimize portfolio
volatility gg frwd.")

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