BRIDGEWATER has added more Shortpositons on the DAX.
The total volume is now 6,13 Billion compared with 5 Billions by Monday.
This are the risks for retail traders:
- trading short: BRIDGEWATER might be forced to cover shortpositons for 6,13 Billion Euros. - trading long: BRIDGEWATER is expecting the next sell off imminent.
The Bridgewater DAX shortpositions are equal now to avarge 2,24 full tradingday volume based on avarage 30 days before the sell off started.
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My take:
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REMARK:
Please do not hasitate to send this warning to friends. Send it round the world. People shout know, what´s going on about this - so called ...
... Flash Crash.
Make this is another "fake" flash crash.
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Handelsblatt.com is the largest financial newspaper and following this story based on the research here published on Tradingview.com one to one. This story is published on the global version last night.
BRIDGEWATER GEGEN DEN DAX Weltgrößter Hedgefonds wettet auf weiteren Dax-Crash Fünf Milliarden Euro hat Bridgewater in fallende Dax-Kurse investiert. Doch anstatt Gewinne einzustreichen, legt der Hedgefonds noch einmal deutlich nach.
How does it looks like, when a Shortsellers are wrong?
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BRIDGEWATER increased net short positions on the DAX from 5 Billion now to 7-8 Billion Euro. This is a HUGE short term risk for both sides - long or short.
European stocks bounce back, as investors shake off US inflation data
The euro area economy maintained a healthy growth pace at the end of last year, paving the way for another robust performance in 2018. U.S. consumer prices rose more than expected, sparking fears over inflation. The Consumer Price Index increased 0.5 percent in January. Volatility in the region followed the much-anticipated U.S. inflation data, which came in above expectations. cnbc.com/2018/02/14/europe-markets-seen-higher-amid-earnings-and-economic-data.html
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update: Follow the history of headlines - it´s self explaining. The headlines are showing, how long even Zerohedge needs to understand, what´s going on and how huge the short is (fo a single hedgefonds - and for European Stockmarkets). There are also now traders starting to buy what Dalio sold. And they are right in stocks like Airbus wich made a new all time high on Friday, January 16th.
It's Dalio Versus Everyone Else as Money Flows to Europe
I’m surprised. That’s a big bet. Dalio and his team are very confident,” said Rick Herman, managing director of asset allocation who helps oversee about $30 billion at BB&T Institutional Investment Advisors Inc. “That’s definitely out of consensus. European stocks are cheaper, and they also have stronger earnings growth.” bloombergquint.com/markets/2018/02/26/it-s-dalio-versus-everyone-else-as-money-flows-to-europe-stocks
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Treasury Secretary Mnuchin: More countries may be exempted from the tariffs Canada and Mexico may not be the only two countries getting a break from the U.S. tariffs on imported steel and aluminum. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin tells CNBC the process will continue to determine whether other countries should be excused from the duties. cnbc.com/2018/03/09/treasury-secretary-mnuchin-there-may-be-more-countries-exempted-from-the-tariffs.html