The Monsters of Finance XWerewolves

Werewolf · No. 02 of 10

Andy Constan

@dampedspring

Reads Treasury refunding announcements line by line and gets loudest when term premium starts moving.
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What makes a Werewolf

Werewolves are quiet until volatility shows up. On a calm day they post levels. On a bad day they're the feed everyone watches, because they actually trade it.

The other werewolves

Come alive when the VIX spikes.

  1. No. 01: Adam Mancini@AdamMancini4

    Posts S&P futures levels every night and only really comes alive when volatility hits.

  2. No. 03: Holger Zschaepitz@Schuldensuehner

    Posts the first chart out of Berlin every time global markets start to sell off.

  3. No. 04: Bob Elliott@BobEUnlimited

    Ex-Bridgewater investment committee member who gets most interesting the day correlations break.

  4. No. 05: Brent Donnelly@donnelly_brent

    FX trader and author of Alpha Trader who is at his sharpest when the dollar starts moving fast.

  5. No. 06: Kris Sidial@Ksidiii

    Runs a tail-risk fund built to make money on the days everyone else is panicking.

  6. No. 07: Ole S Hansen@Ole_S_Hansen

    Saxo's commodities chief, who has the COT chart posted before oil has finished its 5% move.

  7. No. 08: Gunjan Banerji@GunjanJS

    Writes about options frenzies for the WSJ and is first to the story whenever retail traders pile in.

  8. No. 09: Ed Bradford@Fullcarry

    Has traded Treasuries since '93 and live-posts the front end every time the curve snaps.

  9. No. 10: Sonali Basak@sonalibasak

    Reads Wall Street's appetite for risk and calls the exact moment it flips to fear.