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LTRO Stigma Spikes As Sovereigns Slump
As we approach the US day session open, Europe is on a similar trend to yesterday with broad market weakness. European sovereigns, most notably the fulcrum securities in Italy and Spain - but also France, are at their worst levels in three weeks with Italian 10Y back over 5% yield and Spanish 10Y back over 5.5% (near its worst level since mid January). The LTRO Stigma (the spread between LTRO-encumbered banks and non-LTRO-encumbered banks) has jumped again and is near its worst levels since the initial LTRO at over a 90bps differential. Corporate credit and stocks are also notably weaker as credit decompresses to catch up with stocks weakness as CDS roll technicals unwind.
European Sovereign Yields are accelerating - especially Spain...
The LTRO Stigma is now very close to record wides and has accelerated notably post the CDS roll...
Post the CDS roll, corporate and financials credit is catching up to equity's broad weakness...
Charts: Bloomberg
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Could you net it out for us. Stigma = buy stocks, right?
Same story on CNBC: "What stocks you should be buying now that the already priced in LTRO stigma has hit the markets". See, easy.
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Are Centralbanks in Europe Buying Gold Secretly?
Confusion about alleged increase in British gold reserves .There were rumours again yesterday that a western central bank had restocked its gold reserves or is planning to do so.
more:
http://www.mmnews.de/index.php/english-news/9763-are-centralbanks-buying-gold-secretly
Gee do they think the $10 gas avg and the fact everyone is unemployed and broke in Europe except the bankers and Troika maybe has something to do with the Europe troubles or 'Stigma'?
listen to this knob on Bloomberg earlier today Sebastian Galy of SocGen
http://media.bloomberg.com/bb/avfile/vHVjm6RY.cdY.mp3
Damn market fundamentals throwing a wrench into the works. Why can't people simply accept that short sighted, self serving central planners know everything and just fall in line?
INSOLENCE from the peasantry mucking up Fat Bastard Bernankes benevolent works!
The talking head on CNBC told me everything is A-OK. I'm convinced! Bahhhhh, bahhhh, bahhhh, sorry.
Give it a bit of time. It took a few months after QE2 for the liquidity to dry up. LTRO2 will be the same. Just in time for Spain and Italy to come on deck. It's going to be a hot summer.