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The Market Outlook for the Week Ahead, or The Golden Age of Big Banking has Just Begun!

Diary, Newsletter

The United States is about to change beyond all recognition.

Most investors have missed the true meaning of the JP Morgan takeover of First Republic Bank for sofa change, some $10.6 billion. It in fact heralds the golden age of big banking. The US is about to move from 4,000 banks to four, with all of the profits accruing at the top.

Look at the details of the (JPM)/(FRC) deal and you will become utterly convinced.

(JPM) bought a $90 billion loan portfolio for 87 cents on the dollar, despite the fact that the actual default rate was under 1%. The FDIC agreed to split losses for five years on residential losses and seven years on commercial ones. The deal is accretive to (JPM) book value and earnings. (JPM) gets an entire wealth management business, lock, stock, and barrel. Indeed, CEO Jamie Diamond was almost embarrassed by what a great deal he got.

It was the deal of the century, a true gift for the ages. If this is the model going forward, you want to load the boat with every big bank share out there.

And the amazing thing was that (JPM) made the highest bid among a half dozen contenders.

Along with Health Care, banking is the last unconsolidated US industry. We have five railroads, four airlines, three trucking companies, three telephone companies, two cell phone providers….and 4,000 banks?

Other countries get by with much less. England has five major banks, Australia four, and Germany two, one of which goes bankrupt every decade (I’m not naming names). America’s financial system is an anachronism of its federal system where each of the 50 states is treated like a mini country.

The net net of this will be a massive capital drain from the entire country to New York where the big banks are concentrated. Local economies in the Midwest and the South will collapse for lack of funding. The West Coast will be OK with behemoth technology companies spinning off gigantic cash flows.

The other big story here is the dramatic change in the administration’s antitrust policy. Until now, it has opposed every large merger as an undue concentration of economic power. Then suddenly, the second largest bank merger in history took place on a weekend, and there will be more to come.

All it takes is a Twitter run by depositors. Every weekend has become a waiting game for the foreseeable future.

Needless to say, this makes all the big banks a screaming buy. Hoover up every one of the coming dip, including (JPM), (BAC), (C), and (WFC).

Big is beautiful.

To prove I am not perfect, my position in First Republic Bank (FRC) still sits on my broker statement a week after it filed for bankruptcy, dead, moribund, and worthless as if it is some form of punishment. It’s a very small position but it stings nonetheless.

It’s like they want to punish me for leading them astray. They have been copying my trades for ages without paying for them and I hope they took a big one in (FRC).

So far in May, I have managed a modest +0.55% profit. My 2023 year-to-date performance is now at an eye-popping +62.30%. The S&P 500 (SPY) is up only a miniscule +8.40% so far in 2023. My trailing one-year return reached a 15-year high at +120.45% versus -3.67% for the S&P 500.

That brings my 15-year total return to +659.49%. My average annualized return has blasted up to +48.86%, another new high, some 2.79 times the S&P 500 over the same period.

Some 40 of my 43 trades this year have been profitable. My last 20 consecutive trade alerts have been profitable.

I initiated no new trades last week, content to run off existing profitable ones. With the Volatility Index at a two-year low at 15.78%, opportunities are few and far between. Those include both longs and shorts in Tesla (TSLA), a long in the bond market (TLT), and a short in the (QQQ).

That leaves me with only one remaining position, a short-dated long in the bond market. I now have a very rare 90% cash position due to the lack of high-return, low-risk trades.

The Fed Raises Rates 0.25%, likely the last such move in this cycle. Futures markets are now discounting a 25-basis point CUT by September, the beginning of a new decade-long falling rate cycle. The problem is that AI is creating more jobs than it is destroying, keeping the Fed fixated on the wrong data.

Nonfarm Payroll Jumps by 253,000, another hot number. The headline Unemployment Rate dropped to a half-century low of 3.4%. These figures suggest for rate hikes to come.

The JP Morgan Buys First Republic Bank from the FDIC, for $10.6 billion, thus wiping out the shareholders. It’s a huge win for (JPM), which picked up 87 branches and $90 billion in loans in the wealthiest part of the country, taking the share up $5. What you lost on (FRC) you made pack on (JPM) LEAPS. Live and learn. On to the next trade! The FDIC got out for nearly free, a big win for the government.

Government Default Date Moved Up to June 1, by US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, smacking the bond market for three points. The House remains an albatross around the bond market’s debt.

Europe Ekes Out 0.1% Growth in Q1, versus a 1.1% rate for the US. This is despite the drag of the Ukraine War, energy shortages, high inflation, and Brexit. What’s the difference between the US and Europe? We allow immigrants who become customers, while the continent doesn’t.

You Only Need to Buy Seven Stocks This Year, as the rest are going nowhere. That include (AAPL), (GOOGL), (META), (AMZN), (TSLA), (NVDA), (CRM). Watch out when the next rotation broadens out to the rest of the market.

Is Volatility Bottoming Now? The Fed announcement of a 25 basis point hike on Wednesday could end the move up in stocks. After that, shares will only have an imminent debt default and US government downgrade to focus on. ($VIX) seven-week fade will end that revisit the old highs in the high $20’s. Great shorting opportunities are setting up.

Oil (USO) Crashes 5% on US debt default fears in the biggest drop since January. This is the worst asset class to own going into a recession. EV competition is also starting to take a bite. No gas needed here. $66 a barrel here we come.

More Tesla Price Cuts to Come, with swelling inventories forcing Musk’s hand. The only consolation is that Detroit will suffer more. Musk is cutting profits while the big three are accelerating losses. Tesla has excess inventory for the first time in its 20-year history.

 

Apple (AAPL) Earnings Beat, led by stronger than expected Q1 iPhone sales at $53.1 billion. EPS came in at $1.53 versus $1.42 expected, revenues at $94.84 billion versus $92.96. Mac and iPad sales are down YOY. Services rose 5.3%. Apple bought back a stunning $90 billion of its own shares and paid dividends. The shares popped $3. The long-term growth play here is low prices phone in India where second hand phone sales have been burgeoning. That's why Apple is now offering to buy your old phone. Next stop: New Delhi.

My Ten-Year View

When we come out the other side of the recession, we will be perfectly poised to launch into my new American Golden Age, or the next Roaring Twenties. The economy decarbonizing and technology hyper-accelerating, creating enormous investment opportunities. The Dow Average will rise by 800% to 240,000 or more in the coming decade. The new America will be far more efficient and profitable than the old.

Dow 240,000 here we come!

On Monday, May 8 at 7:30 AM EST, the Consumer Inflation Expectations are out.

On Tuesday, May 9 at 6:00 AM, the NFIB Business Optimism Index is announced.

On Wednesday, May 10 at 11:00 AM, the US Inflation rate is printed.

On Thursday, May 11 at 8:30 AM, the Weekly Jobless Claims are announced. We also get the Producer Price Index.

On Friday, May 12 at 8:30, the University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index for April is released.  

As for me, I have been going down memory lane looking at my old travel photos looking for new story ideas and I hit the jackpot.

Most people collect postcards from their foreign travels. I collect lifetime bans from whole countries.

During the 1970s, The Economist magazine of London sent me to investigate the remote country of Nauru, one half degree south of the equator in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.

At the time, they had the world’s highest per capita income due to the fact that the island was entirely composed of valuable bird guano essential for agriculture. Before the Haber-Bosch Process to convert nitrogen into ammonia was discovered, guano was the world’s sole source of high grade fertilizer.

So I packed my camera, extra sunglasses, and a couple of pairs of shorts and headed for the most obscure part of the world. That involved catching Japan Airlines from Tokyo to Hawaii, Air Micronesia to Majuro in the Marshall Islands, and Air Nauru to the island nation in question.

There was a problem in Nauru. Calculating the market value of the bird crap leaving the island, I realized it in no way matched the national budget. It should have since the government owned the guano mines.

Whenever numbers don’t match up, I get interested.

I managed to wrangle an interview with the president of the country in the capital city of Demigomodu. It turns out that was no big deal as visitors were so rare in the least visited country in the world that he met with everyone!

When the president ducked out to take a call, I managed to steal a top-secret copy of the national budget. I took it back to my hotel and read it with great interest.

I discovered that the president’s wife had been commandeering Boeing 727s from Air Nauru to go on lavish shopping expeditions to Sydney, Australia where she was blowing $200,000 a day on jewelry, designer clothes, and purses, all at government expense. Just when I finished reading, there was a heavy knock on the door. The police had come to arrest me.

It didn’t take long for missing budget to be found. I was put on trial, sentenced to death for espionage, and locked up to await my fate. The trial took 20 minutes.

Then one morning I was awoken by the rattling of keys. My editor at The Economist, the late Peter Martin, had made a call and threatened the intervention of the British government. Visions of Her Majesty’s Navy loomed on the horizon.

I was put in handcuffs and placed on the next plane out of the country, a non-stop for Brisbane Australia. When I was seated next to an Australian passenger, he asked “Jees, what did you do mate, kill someone?” On arrival, I sent the story to the Australian papers.

I dined out on that story for years.

Alas, things have not gone well for Nauru in the intervening 50 years. The guano is all gone, mined to exhaustion. It is often cited as an environmental disaster. The population has rocketed from 4,000 to 10,000. Per capita incomes have plunged from $60,000 a year to $10,000. The country is now a ward of the Australian government to keep the Chinese from taking it over.

If you want to learn more about Nauru, which many believe to be a fictitious country, please click here.

As for me, I think I’ll pass. I don’t ever plan to visit Nauru again. Once lucky, twice forewarned.

Stay healthy,

John Thomas
CEO & Publisher
The Diary of a Mad Hedge Fund Trader

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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May 2, 2023

Biotech Letter

Mad Hedge Biotech and Healthcare Letter
May 2, 2023
Fiat Lux

Featured Trade:

(QUANTUM COMPUTING IN BIOTECH)
(MRNA), (IBM), (PFE), (NVS), (ILMN), (TEVA), (NVO), (RHHBY), (GOOGL)

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Quantum Computing in Biotech

Biotech Letter

When you think of the pioneering biotech, Moderna (MRNA), artificial intelligence (AI) and quantum computing might not be the first things that come to mind. Instead, you might associate Moderna more with its work in traditional laboratory research and as a leading coronavirus vaccine manufacturer.

However, Moderna has taken significant strides into the realm of AI. In fact, the biotech utilized AI during the early stages of developing its coronavirus vaccine and has also implemented the technology for other business purposes.

Now, Moderna is taking things a step further by partnering with International Business Machines (IBM) to explore the potential of AI and quantum computing in enhancing its messenger RNA research.

Needless to say, this innovative collaboration could potentially revolutionize the biotech industry.

To understand Moderna's recent developments in AI and quantum computing, it's important to first have a grasp of its mRNA technology.

Unlike traditional vaccine production that involves growing viruses in a lab, Moderna produces mRNA that provides the body with instructions to treat or prevent a particular illness. This innovative process is already faster than traditional vaccine production methods. But AI has played a significant role in making the process even faster.

Moderna has been able to leverage AI and automation to scale up mRNA production significantly. In fact, the company's mRNA production for experiments went from about 30 per month to 1,000 per month thanks to AI. Additionally, AI has contributed to the generation of more effective mRNA sequence designs, saving researchers considerable time.

Let's now take a closer look at the implications of Moderna's partnership with IBM.

One of the primary areas of focus is IBM's generative AI for therapeutics, which has the potential to provide Moderna researchers with a deeper understanding of molecular behavior, facilitating the development of new molecules for therapeutics.

Moreover, IBM's expertise in quantum computing could prove invaluable in speeding up the discovery of new treatments, enabling Moderna to push the boundaries of medical research and improve patient outcomes.

Quantum computing differs from traditional computing in its use of a system that allows for states beyond the binary 1s and 0s. Quantum computers can understand information as 1, 0 or something in-between, offering the potential for individual bits to be in multiple states at the same time. This characteristic may be beneficial in modeling the dynamic interactions among drugs, enzymes, cells, and proteins that are continuously changing.

The use of advanced systems in molecular modeling has been challenging for earlier generations of hardware. However, the incorporation of quantum computing could revolutionize the way biotech companies solve these complex problems.

As a starting point, Moderna will be part of IBM's enterprise accelerator program, which provides a platform for "quantum curious" companies to invest in building their expertise in emerging areas. This program gives access to IBM's network of computing systems and specialized training on the use of quantum computing for life sciences research.

As part of this collaboration, Moderna will gain access to MoLFormer, a powerful AI model that can accurately predict a molecule's properties. This tool will prove particularly valuable in Moderna's efforts to improve the lipid nanoparticles that encapsulate its mRNA treatments.

Additionally, the partnership includes investments in generative AI programs that will assist in the design of innovative mRNA-based treatments and vaccines, helping Moderna to further cement its position as a leader in the biotech industry.

IBM had previously attempted to make a name for itself in AI-powered drug discovery, offering services through its Watson platform.

However, these offerings were ultimately discontinued in 2019. Despite once partnering with major names in cancer research such as Pfizer (PFE), Novartis (NVS), Illumina (ILMN), as well as Teva (TEVA) for drug repurposing, IBM has shifted its focus to other areas of the life sciences industry.

As quantum computing technology continues to evolve, however, its potential applications have begun to attract some of the biggest names in biotech.

Companies like Novo Nordisk (NVO), Roche (RHHBY), and Boehringer Ingelheim have partnered with industry giants like Google (GOOGL) to explore the possibilities of this cutting-edge field, which is quickly moving from the realm of science fiction into a scientific reality.

As for the question of whether these moves can be a game-changer for Moderna, the answer is likely yes.

Moderna has already experienced significant benefits from AI in its processes, both in and out of the lab. With access to IBM's platforms, there is potential for further improvements in the company's research and development of new treatments and vaccines.

Efficiency, speed, and precision are crucial factors in drug and vaccine development, and any improvement in these areas could have a significant impact on Moderna's success. Although the results of the IBM partnership may not be immediately visible, Moderna's investments in AI and quantum computing could pay off in the long run.

With continuous innovation and portfolio expansion, Moderna is well-positioned to capitalize on market opportunities presented by mRNA technology and achieve substantial revenue growth in the years ahead.

Therefore, investors should not be overly concerned about short-term stock price fluctuations or declines in revenue from coronavirus vaccines. After all, Moderna has a robust pipeline and has demonstrated significant potential with promising clinical trial results.

Hence, investors should consider Moderna as a long-term investment opportunity, making it a valuable addition to any investment portfolio.

 

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April 26, 2023

Tech Letter

Mad Hedge Technology Letter
April 26, 2023
Fiat Lux

Featured Trade:

(THE FORTRESS)
(GOOGL), (MSFT), (NVDA), (META), (TSLA), (AAPL), (AMZN)

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The Fortress

Tech Letter

This is a seven-stock tech market and there is no point to getting exotic and buying something aside from these 7.

That is what the price action is telling us.

Four of the seven are no other than tech overlords Alphabet (GOOGL), Amazon, (AMZN), Microsoft (MSFT), and Meta Platforms (META). These four Big Tech stocks alone account for 41% of the S&P 500's 2023 gain.

The other three are Apple (AAPL), which reports next week, Nvidia (NVDA), and Tesla (TSLA) stock.

These seven account for 86% of the S&P 500's 2023 gain.

These seven Big Tech stocks have essentially made the market this year and everybody else is dragging behind kicking and screaming.

Part of the great performance has to do with the market's oversold nature in 2022.

Rarely does a market operate at the extremes for so long.

These seven have done more than bounce back.

The January Effect is a seasonal increase in stock prices throughout the month of January. The increase in demand for stocks in January is often preceded by a decrease in prices during the month of December, in part due to tax-loss harvesting.

Second, many of these tech companies have been aggressively cutting costs.

I would even say again that Facebook cutting 25% of staff since 2022 is not enough.

Get rid of 80% like Twitter did.

Even more important, the world's most advanced AI models are coming together with the world's most universal user interface - natural language - to create a new era of computing.

Microsoft helped kick off Big Tech's AI obsession with its multi-year, multi-billion dollar investment in ChatGPT developer OpenAI.

MSFT has since implemented versions of OpenAI's technology in its Edge browser, Bing search engine, Microsoft 365 productivity software, and cybersecurity offerings.

Microsoft leading the AI means that rival Alphabet's Google (GOOGL) is playing catch up. Amazon (AMZN), meanwhile, is working to bring generative AI to its services, while Facebook parent Meta (META) is piecing together teams to kick-start its own efforts.

And while Microsoft’s stock has seemingly benefited from both the AI hype and overall market rebound after a rough 2022, the company's main growth driver continues to be its cloud computing efforts in its Azure unit.

But that growth has drastically cratered over the last year. In Q3 2022, Microsoft reported Azure growth of 46% year-over-year. But that's since fallen each quarter, landing at 27% in Q3 2023.

Part of the reason for this decline was large customers pulling back on spending as higher interest rates challenged global growth. Microsoft is also contending with scarce PC sales, as demand from consumers and business customers falls from pandemic-era highs.

It’s easy to say that tech has fared quite well this year.

However, peel back the layers and the lack of participation in this tech rally is highly worrisome.

In a winner take all economy, we have never been reliant on a small group of stocks to save us from collapse.

Interest rates as high as they mean that without a strong balance sheet, it is tough sledding out there for the growth companies.

In the short term, I fully expect tech companies with poor fundamentals to struggle and show minimal price appreciation as recession risks pile up.

These 7 should be a fortress for investors looking to protect their wealth.

 

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Mad Hedge Fund Trader

April 21, 2023

Tech Letter

My ad Hedge Technology Letter
April 21, 2023
Fiat Lux

Featured Trade:

(THE CATCH-UP PLAN)
(GOOGL), (MSFT), (CHATGPT)

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The Catch-Up Plan

Tech Letter

The tech industry is quickly morphing into a "generative artificial intelligence success story or bust" outcome for many involved.

This came pretty much out of nowhere.

December 2022 was the big announcement that ChatGPT went live and everybody in tech has basically been freaking out since then.

Big ideas like the internet and software also had the same type of effect on tech stocks back in the heyday.

What would have Microsoft (MSFT) been without the computer or Windows?

Even more urgent, once-perceived growth tech companies like Tesla are starting to cut prices of products because the consumer is tapped out these days.

That means tech corporations can’t sell the current product by adding incremental iterations and passing it off as something “groundbreaking.”

Consumers need something more.

Consumers will spend on the next big thing and generative artificial intelligence still has a long way to go, but stocks participating in generative AI are starting to get those premium multiples that were only reserved for tech royalty.

Everyone is hoping to get in on the action, and Alphabet is also racing to build a new search engine and add artificial intelligence features to its existing products in the face of rapid growth in the field by rivals such as Microsoft Bing.

Google is testing new features called "Magi," with more than 160 people working full-time on the project.

Google's new products will try to predict users' needs, with features such as helping users write software code and display ads in search results, and Google is also exploring mapping technology that allows users to use Google Earth with the help of AI and search music through conversations with chatbots.

Samsung Electronics is reportedly considering replacing Google with Bing, the main search engine on its phones, because of Bing's artificial intelligence capabilities. The Samsung contract is expected to generate $3 billion in annual revenue for Google, a revenue stream that is now in jeopardy. In addition, Google has a $20 billion contract with Apple for a similar default search engine, which is up for renewal this year.

Google’s search engine could be swept into the dustbin of history if they don’t get a move on it pronto.

The ecosystems like Apple and Samsung can easily opt for a better engine if Google falls behind and that is exactly what we are seeing from Samsung.

I would probably say that Google got a little too cocky and stopped developing itself.

They thought that nobody could topple them.

The panoramic views from the ivory tower can look nice from the terrace for a while until somebody builds a bigger ivory tower that obstructs the view.  

It’s been quite fascinating to see Google’s sense of urgency lately because it was always assumed they were part of a stable duopoly with Facebook.

Google’s panic indicates that Microsoft’s Bing is a real threat to their revenue stream, and at the very minimum, bits and pieces of the new technology will be incorporated into a new version of a search engine that will behave as a supercharged version of Google, the likes we have never seen before.

If Google can catch up, then its stock price will go a lot higher from here.

 

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Quote of the Day - April 21, 2023

Tech Letter

"Life is not fair; get used to it," said the Founder of Microsoft Bill Gates.

 

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April 21, 2023

Diary, Newsletter, Summary

Global Market Comments
April 21, 2023
Fiat Lux

Featured Trade:

(THURSDAY, MAY 18, 2023 TAMPA, FLORIDA STRATEGY LUNCHEON)
(SOME BASIC TRICKS FOR TRADING OPTIONS)

 

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April 20, 2023

Diary, Newsletter, Summary

Global Market Comments
April 20, 2023
Fiat Lux

Featured Trade:

(HAS AI REPLACED THE BLOCKCHAIN CRAZE?)
(TSLA), (META), (GOOGL), (MSFT), (NVDA), (BBAI), (BZFD), (AI), (RTX), (BKR), (LPSN)

 

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