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Scripo

04/12/16 12:20 PM

#194475 RE: GuTA #194473

it works until it doesn't. BOJ is perfect example NIRP rallied the yen to 2 year highs?

Not disagreeing with you fighting the fed is asking for it. But if they react to late things can get ugly.

risk on

04/12/16 12:23 PM

#194477 RE: GuTA #194473

Yes, all " fundamentals " are pure entertainment , as NO ONE knows what's coming, or how the market will react.

I have Out date puts based on techs

Belek

04/12/16 12:25 PM

#194478 RE: GuTA #194473

market overlooking earnings for now but soon enough it'll BITE hard..

from Bottarelli research

Alcoa (AA – NYSE)

By Bottarelli Research
Published Tuesday, April 12, 2016
Alcoa AA – NYSE’s quarterly report is the semi-official starting gun for earnings season, so we thought it would be interesting to unpack the blue chip’s release and technical chart.

You might see some headlines touting AA’s “250% earnings beat.” As usual, this is a cheap fiction Wall Street created by lowering the bar just ahead of the announcement. AA’s actual numbers are really rather ugly.

AA’s posted revenue of $4.9 billion is a -5.4% sequential quarterly decline, a -15% quarterly decline year-over-year, and a -5.77% miss for the analysts. EPS of $0.07 after adjusting for special items is indeed a “250%” improvement over the analysts’ call for $0.02. It’s even a 75% improvement sequentially. But this is a seasonal business, so most honest analysts look to the year-over-year comparisons. And in this case, we’re looking at a -75% quarterly drop-off compared to the first quarter of 2015.

The best spin AA has managed to muster? They are cutting another 2,000 workers to reflect “continuing weakness in aluminum pricing.”



AA back to $6 by summer?