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This document is an email from Amanda Ens to Jeffrey E. (at jeevacation@gmail.com) and Richard Kahn, dated November 17, 2016. The email, marked with high importance, provides a financial analysis and a specific trade recommendation to 'Buy DXJ Jan 50/52 Call Spread', betting on a rise in Japanese equities following the 2016 US presidential election. The analysis suggests that the 'Republican sweep' will strengthen the USD and benefit Japanese banks, making it a lucrative investment.
This document contains an email chain from November 2016 in which Amanda Ens sends financial analysis and specific options trading advice for the financials sector (XLF) to Jeffrey E. (using the email jeevacation@gmail.com) and Richard Kahn. The advice is based on a recent conference and analysis from colleagues Erika Najarian and Nigel Tupper, suggesting a bullish outlook on financial stocks due to market rotation and investor positioning.
This document is an email dated November 15, 2016, from Amanda Ens to 'jeffrey E.' (jeevacation@gmail.com) and Richard Kahn. The email analyzes post-Trump election market volatility and recommends a specific options trade to hedge against rising interest rates. The document footer 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_014310' indicates it was part of a collection for a congressional investigation, and the recipient is presumed to be Jeffrey Epstein.
Financial advice regarding XLF call spreads, market positioning post-election, and buyback flows.
This email provides a summary of a recent 'Future of Financials' conference, noting increased client attendance and a positive outlook for the sector. It suggests a specific options trade on XLF (a financial sector ETF) and attaches a report. The analysis, attributed to Erika Najarian, cites an improved outlook, lower regulatory burden, and lighter investor positioning as reasons for potential upside.
An email providing financial analysis and a specific investment recommendation to buy a call spread on Japanese equities (DXJ). The thesis is based on the expected market impact of the recent 'Republican sweep' and Trump election, which is predicted to lead to a higher USD and benefit Japanese banks.
This email provides a summary of a recent 'Future of Financials' conference, noting increased client attendance and a positive outlook for the sector. It suggests a specific options trade on XLF (a financial sector ETF) and attaches a report. The analysis, attributed to Erika Najarian, cites an improved outlook, lower regulatory burden, and lighter investor positioning as reasons for potential upside.
Provides an update following a 'Future of Financials' conference, notes increased client attendance, and suggests buying an XLF call option. Mentions reasons for upside in financials, citing Erika Najarian's analysis.
An email from Amanda Ens to Jeffrey E. (Epstein) and Richard Kahn recommending a specific financial trade (a call spread on DXJ) based on post-2016 US election market analysis. The email argues that the 'Republican sweep' will lead to a stronger USD and benefit Japanese equities, particularly banks. It includes several bullet points supporting the thesis and a Bloomberg chart.
An analysis of market volatility following the 2016 Trump election, noting divergence between equity and rates volatility. The email recommends a specific hedging strategy involving an SPX put option to protect long-equity positions from rising interest rates.
An analysis of market volatility following the 2016 Trump election, noting divergence between equity and rates volatility. The email recommends a specific hedging strategy involving an SPX put option to protect long-equity positions from rising interest rates.
This email, a reply to a previous conversation, notes continued buying in XLF and provides a refreshed trade idea for a call spread on XLF. It cites analysis from Nigel Tupper on global stock positioning and a 'Global Quant Panorama' suggesting that stocks that are 'Bearish on Bonds' (like financials) are poised to outperform as bond yields rise.
Discusses continued buying interest in XLF, noting that funds are underweight in financials. Proposes an XLF call spread trade and includes analysis from Nigel Tupper and a 'Global Quant Panorama'.
This email, a reply to a previous conversation, notes continued buying in XLF and provides a refreshed trade idea for a call spread on XLF. It cites analysis from Nigel Tupper on global stock positioning and a 'Global Quant Panorama' suggesting that stocks that are 'Bearish on Bonds' (like financials) are poised to outperform as bond yields rise.
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