daytrading july 3 afternoon, page-2

JP Morgan have just turned Bullish on commodities

Watch this space Ive been saying for weeks now that sentiment has become so bad in metals mining and commodities that as soon as some of the big boys turn neutral we will see a savage swing back

http://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/mining-energy/jpmorgan-makes-first-overweight-call-on-commodities-since-2010/story-e6frg9df-1226673279859

"JPM's summary: "It’s our first OW call on commodities since September 2010… we turned underweight commodities as an asset class in November 2011, shortly after it became apparent that Europe and Australia had entered manufacturing recessions and commodities were likely to underperform equities and bonds over the following 6 to 12 months, likely yielding negative returns in 1H12. Over the past year, we have grown more positive on the asset class, as energy has improved, expected menaces in bulks and metals have arrived, and sentiment across commodities has belatedly soured. However, our strategies have sought to be directionally neutral. Now, we move to recommend a net long, overweight exposure for institutional investors for the first time in more than two years, based on ten fundamental factors we quantify in this note." Yes, that includes gold, although as a hedge JPM adds: "Liquidity could fall quickly in summertime. Buy 25-delta puts in oil, copper, and gold to protect a core position in commodity index total return swaps."