JYSKE MARKETS The Real World of Commodity...
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Research, Jyske Markets, Jyske Bank A/S
Jan Bylov | Vice President | Strategist, FX, Rates & Oil
+45 89 89 71 68 | [email protected]
This presentation is general information and not personal advice
The Real World of Commodity Markets… a galaxy far, far away from the classroom
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Agenda
• The Salmon Case & risk hedging
• The Real World of Commodity Markets
• In the line of fire everything changes
• What’s wrong between school and the real world
• Anything, that works better ?
• How do I survive in the line of fire
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The Real World of Commodity Markets… a galaxy far, far away from the classroom
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Last time we met at Fish Pool…
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Recent years, rather the opposite mood, but now ?
Fundamental regime 1 (NOK 18-45)
Fundamental regime 2
(NOK 45-80)
Fundamental
transition
2011 Christmas Gift
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High commodity prices are always followed by increased supplyThis is the workings of the real world
Fundamental regime 2
(NOK 45-80)
Ultimately, production prices
determine the lower price range…
Ask your self. Is
NOK 45 far above
production price?
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Commercial hedging of salmon price risksProfit margin must compensate commodity price volatility
Note: neutral hedge ratio 44 % (volatility 80 % & profit 45 %) and 94 % (volatility 80 % & profit 5 %)
Neutral hedge ratio 44 %
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The Real World of Commodity Markets
In school, what did they teach you and I about financial & commodity markets?
• Spread your risk (Modern Portfolio Theory)
• Asset valuation (Capital Asset Pricing Theory)
• Humans make rational choices (Efficient Market Hypothesis)
Theories, that tell you how to invest
• However, the real world doesn’t follow theories
• In The Line of Fire Everything Changes
The Commodity Markets are a galaxy far, far away from the classroom
In The Line of Fire Everything Changes
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Have you heard of or lived through…
The Financial Crisis ?• Around year 2008
The tech bubble ?• Around year 1999
Black Monday ?• On 19 October 1987
The Stock Market Crash ?• Around year 1929
The South Sea Company ?• Around year 1720
The Dutch Tulip Bubble• Around year 1637
…and many more
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What’s wrong between school and the real world
Financial bubbles occur far too often compared to theory
The challenge is within ourselves:
• We believe that we can calculate the answer
• We believe that we make rational decisions
We have forgotten, that it’s all about humans – not models
How our decisions are shaped within our brains:
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Anything, that works better ?
• All theories and models are simplifications of reality
• Never believe someone who claims to know tomorrow
• If you get too convinced about just one possible future you are at risk of losing big money
• Therefore…• Keep Your Eyes Wide Open, always
• Take the best of all theories
• Be flexible and proactive
• Denial will cost you dearly
• Only reality beats imagination
Denial of what is rational
is widespread through history
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How do I survive in the line of fire ?
• Reality is about
• YOUR judgement of how…
• YOU optimise…
• YOUR profit potential…
• relative to YOUR risk of loss
• You must learn the mechanics that motivate human decision making
• In my toolbox I include:
• Psychology
• Behavioural decision making theory
• Game theory
• War strategy
• Neuroscience
• Pattern recognition
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Be proactive and take control
of your financial risk
Thank you
Research, Jyske Markets, Jyske Bank A/S
Jan Bylov | Vice President | Strategist, FX, Rates & Oil
+45 89 89 71 68 | [email protected]
This presentation is general information and not personal advice
The Real World of Commodity Markets
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Presentation of Jan BylovFX, Rates & Oil Strategist
Experience• +30 years with trading, wealth management, risk advisory and financial research
Theoretical background • Economics and two decades of studies in psychology, decision-making theory, game theory,
war strategy and behavioural pattern recognition
Managing• Tactical asset allocation overlay, short term equity trading & leveraged FX accounts
• Currently, research, forecasting and strategy on FX, rates, Brent oil and tactical asset
allocation strategy
Recognition• Internationally recognised seminars on Trading Financial Markets based on published
research papers
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