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From: Laurie Cameron alEll
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To: Jeffrey Epstein <[email protected]>
Subject: a deal, finally, hope the damage can be reversed...
Date: Thu, 17 Oct 2013 04:45:06 +0000
Attachments: Oct_16.xls
The damaged credibility that the US Govt has suffered is keeping the dollar under
pressure. I imagine that you saw the article in the N Y times and others about how the
dollar's role as a reserve currency is un deserved. It has been pushed down most against
the higher yielding Australian dollar and New Zealand dollar, both of which benefit from
the global economic focus which will now move back toward China. The USD has just not
bounced back as the treasuries have after the agreement on the raising of the debt ceiling
and the end of government shut down.
I am working to close the remaining positions with as little damage as possible. If it were
an easier market, I would have closed everything down and been out of JPM already.
Currently the GBP and JPY positions will benefit from a falling USD. The AUD and NZD
exposure are mostly covered by forward contracts. The Canadian dollar position is the only
position which is a long USD position which is unhedged.
Please let me know what you think about having me trade for you at DB. We discussed
modifying the IMA to include DB before the govt shutdown and the losses were realized.
Not sure if you prefer to close the relationship when JPM positions are wound down or
have me refocus at a new bank. I would like to continue very much. If I continued, I would
likely vary the durations of my options more than I did and keep more strangles on with
outside barriers.
Please let me know what you think about the next chapter. I have attached the position.
Overall p/1 still down $49ok.
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