Global Cross-Asset Energy Analyst, VAC Investments

Aaditya Chintalapati, CFA

Global Cross-Asset Energy Analyst

Thematic (Sector/Industry)

<h2>Oil Price</h2>Crude prices fell through the week driven by concerns around continued US production growth and doubts about Russia's commitment to a likely OPEC quota cut extension when they meet on 30 November. However, prices rebounded on Friday following encouraging comments by Saudi Arabia's Energy Minister as well a leak and subsequent shutdown of the 590 Kbbls/day TransCanada pipeline, to end the week broadly flat. Brent ended the week at USD 62.72/bbl, with WTI at USD 56.55/bbl.  Our take: My…

Oil PriceCrude prices fell through the week driven by concerns around continued US production growth and doubts about Russia's commitment to a likely OPEC quota cut extension when they meet on 30 November. However, prices rebounded on Friday following encouraging comments by Saudi Arabia's Energy Minister as well a leak and subsequent shutdown of the 590 Kbbls/day TransCanada pipeline, to end the week broadly flat. Brent ended the week at USD 62.72/bbl, with WTI at USD 56.55/bbl.  Our take: My…

<h2>Oil Price</h2>We saw another strong week for WTI and Brent Crude prices, with both up c.2% to USD 56.74/bbl and USD 63.52/bbl, respectively. This is the highest oil price seen since mid-2015 and is driven by market anticipation of an extension to OPEC's production cut beyond March 2018. Further, heightened geopolitical risks in oil-producing countries in the Middle East (Saudi Arabia &amp; Lebanon) and Latin America also contributed to rising oil prices. This was however modestly moderated by growth in…

Oil PriceWe saw another strong week for WTI and Brent Crude prices, with both up c.2% to USD 56.74/bbl and USD 63.52/bbl, respectively. This is the highest oil price seen since mid-2015 and is driven by market anticipation of an extension to OPEC's production cut beyond March 2018. Further, heightened geopolitical risks in oil-producing countries in the Middle East (Saudi Arabia &amp; Lebanon) and Latin America also contributed to rising oil prices. This was however modestly moderated by growth in…

Technical Analyst, Vermilion Research

Joe Jasper

Technical Analyst

Technical and Quantitative Research

Vermilion Research

Vermilion’s objective is to deliver timely, actionable, and unique technical research to professional investors through the application of our various technical indicators.

Our research strategists seek to highlight securities which we believe are at major inflection points, based on our various technical and quantitative indicators, and offer asymmetric risk/return profiles. Our unique research methodology, centered on relative strength, enables our strategists to deliver superior investment recommendations.

Our process begins by organizing the universe of actively traded stocks into discrete sectors, then into industry groups. We then apply our technical and quantitative tools to identify developing price trends. Once attractive trends are identified within a selected sector or group, we screen for individual stocks which we believe offer the best risk/reward profile. We provide a historical perspective that often reveals, through our long-term charts, how price patterns often repeat themselves over time.

Technical Analysis

MSCI Emerging Markets Index / Technical Analysis

Sector trends are telling a bullish narrative. Cyclical sectors continue to lead, with tech at the helm, and defensive segments still exhibit lagging relative strength trends. Combined, this relationship is visible in the consumer discretionary/staples ratio, which is breaking out to multi-year highs. In today’s report we highlight the following themes:<ul><li>Auto stocks are breaking out -- buy. Highlighted charts include: Daimler (DAI-DE), Ford (F), Hyundai Motor (005380-KR), Peugeot (UG-FR), Renault (RNO-FR), and Volkswagen (VOW-DE). Increase exposure... see page 4-5</li><li>Energy is bottoming -- buy (reiteration). We highlight a wide selection of actionable names, both small- and large-caps, developed and emerging... see page 6-9</li></ul>

Sector trends are telling a bullish narrative. Cyclical sectors continue to lead, with tech at the helm, and defensive segments still exhibit lagging relative strength trends. Combined, this relationship is visible in the consumer discretionary/staples ratio, which is breaking out to multi-year highs. In today’s report we highlight the following themes:Auto stocks are breaking out -- buy. Highlighted charts include: Daimler (DAI-DE), Ford (F), Hyundai Motor (005380-KR), Peugeot (UG-FR), Renault (RNO-FR), and Volkswagen (VOW-DE). Increase exposure... see page 4-5Energy is bottoming -- buy (reiteration). We highlight a wide selection of actionable names, both small- and large-caps, developed and emerging... see page 6-9

Int'l Equity Strategy: Buy Energy, Global Autos

Global technicals still relay a bullish outlook. Breakouts and bullish inflections are widespread, especially in Europe and Japan right now, as well as once-laggard sectors like energy.  In addition to our weekly global market recap and outlook, today’s report highlights actionable investment opportunities in global energy stocks and European financials.

Global technicals still relay a bullish outlook. Breakouts and bullish inflections are widespread, especially in Europe and Japan right now, as well as once-laggard sectors like energy.  In addition to our weekly global market recap and outlook, today’s report highlights actionable investment opportunities in global energy stocks and European financials.

Buy Energy Stocks; Brent Is Bottoming; Japan Breaking Out; Buying Opportunity in European Financials

Energy Expert

Thierry Bros, PhD

Thierrybros.com

Brexit negotiations are likely to start soon. Everyone is looking at the consequences on forex and on the UK financial sector. But who could benefit from decorrelation of energy prices between the UK and the EU?Following the policy paper " <a href="https://www.oxfordenergy.org/publications/brexits-impact-gas-markets-brext-security-supply-uk-ireland/" target="_blank">Brexit's impact on gas markets: Brexit and security of supply for the UK and Ireland</a>" just published by Oxford Institute for Energy Studies, this insight looks at the Brexit's impact on energy stocks.As the outcome of Brexit is still unknown, we can only draft…

Brexit negotiations are likely to start soon. Everyone is looking at the consequences on forex and on the UK financial sector. But who could benefit from decorrelation of energy prices between the UK and the EU?Following the policy paper " Brexit's impact on gas markets: Brexit and security of supply for the UK and Ireland" just published by Oxford Institute for Energy Studies, this insight looks at the Brexit's impact on energy stocks.As the outcome of Brexit is still unknown, we can only draft…

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Global E&Ps: Energy Weekly Vol. 2

Oil PriceCrude prices fell through the week driven by concerns around continued US production growth and doubts about Russia's commitment to a...

Aaditya Chintalapati, CFA

Global E&Ps: Energy Weekly Vol. 1

Oil PriceWe saw another strong week for WTI and Brent Crude prices, with both up c.2% to USD 56.74/bbl and USD 63.52/bbl, respectively. This is the...

Aaditya Chintalapati, CFA

Int'l Equity Strategy: Buy Energy, Global Autos

Sector trends are telling a bullish narrative. Cyclical sectors continue to lead, with tech at the helm, and defensive segments still exhibit...

Vermilion Research

Buy Energy Stocks; Brent Is Bottoming; Japan Breaking Out; Buying Opportunity in European Financials

Global technicals still relay a bullish outlook. Breakouts and bullish inflections are widespread, especially in Europe and Japan right now, as...

Vermilion Research

Energy: Who Could Benefit from Brexit?

Brexit negotiations are likely to start soon. Everyone is looking at the consequences on forex and on the UK financial sector. But who could...

Thierry Bros, PhD

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