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Daily Brief Event-Driven: EQD | FXI – Buy January Straddle and more

In today’s briefing:

  • EQD | FXI – Buy January Straddle
  • Japan CorpGovReports: TSE “Mgmt Conscious of Capital Cost/Stock Price” Details (Jan25), TSE Updates
  • EQD | HSI – Buy January Straddle
  • JSW Energy X O2 Power: 25 GW Powerhouse


EQD | FXI – Buy January Straddle

By John Ley

  • The implied move for January is considerably less than what has been experienced historically.
  • January punches above its weight in terms of both historic volatility (most volatile month) and the amount of price movement relative to that historic volatility.
  • 71% of the last 21 January’s have had a larger absolute return for the month than the current implied move of 5.7%. Average January move has been 8.62%.

Japan CorpGovReports: TSE “Mgmt Conscious of Capital Cost/Stock Price” Details (Jan25), TSE Updates

By Travis Lundy

  • TSE-Listed companies are asked to file “Management Conscious of Capital Cost/Stock Price” awareness reports/policies. Many have. Some are still working on it. And policies change, and CGR reports are updated.
  • 609 new CGRs were filed since 31-Nov-2024. Our tools show every report, links to every document, and now a new diff file tool. Input a name, see the changes.
  • A surprising number of smaller companies have yet to file a MCoCC/SP Awareness report. As cross-holdings get sold down, I expect they will become activists targets in 2025.

EQD | HSI – Buy January Straddle

By John Ley

  • The implied move for January is less than what has been historically experienced. Twenty of the last 27 years have had price movement > current implied move.
  • January punches above its weight in terms of both historic volatility (most volatile month) and the amount of price movement relative to that historic volatility.
  • January is one of the most volatility months of the year, only October having a higher average historic volatility

JSW Energy X O2 Power: 25 GW Powerhouse

By Nimish Maheshwari

  • The acquisition of O2 Power brings with it a robust portfolio of 4,696 MW of renewable energy assets, wherein JSWE’s Current operational capacity stands at 7740 MW
  • JSW Energy’s total locked-in generation capacity will reach nearly 24,708 MW by June 2027, marking a substantial increase of 23% from its previous capacity of 20,012 MW
  • JSW Energy can leverage its in-house EPC and O&M capabilities to unlock further value from the 4.7 GW portfolio.

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