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El Deutsche Bank recomienda comprar cupones PBI de Argentina!
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Les dejo adjunto una parte de un informe del Deutsche Bank en el que hacen un muy buen análisis de los cupones (incluyendo el estudio de los efectos del cambio de año base que Martín hizo acá hace unos meses, así que aplausos para él) y concluyen que la relación riesgo/beneficio de los cupones es muy atractiva.
En el adjunto puse solo las 4 páginas en que hablaban de los cupones (por eso empieza en la página 21). Por si alguno quiere leer las otras 112 páginas del informe

, acá está el link al informe original:
Argentina GDP Warrants: More Attractive Risk/Reward than Bonds
Algunos puntos importantes del informe:
Argentina GDP Warrants: More Attractive Risk/Reward than Bonds
- Even considering recent policy missteps, and more importantly the risk of December 2014 coupon payments being potentially compromised by the final pari-passu ruling, we see GDP Warrants as the best investment vehicle to capitalize on the prospect of policy improvement.
- We qualify this argument by looking at the valuation of the Warrants from a few different angles and believe that the market is likely overpricing the probability of default on the next coupon payment in comparison to bonds, or underpricing the potential upside vs. downside embedded in the Warrants.
- In addition, we find that the present value of the next coupons to net price per unit claim ratio is also very favorable for the Warrants in a historical context.
- Finally, we believe a potential revision to GDP reporting in 2014 will unlikely result in 2013 GDP falling below the trigger level.
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we conclude that the GDP Warrants offer an excellent opportunity to capture the prospects of positive changes in the country, in terms of both the macro scenario and potential normalization with the international market (involving settlement with the holdouts to avoid a legally triggered technical default). In comparison with bonds, Warrants also offer more attractive risk-reward, in our opinion.
We therefore recommend entering long GDP Warrants at the current levels (USD 8.75, EUR 8.30), while remaining neutral on the global bonds. We are indifferent between the currencies – the EUR Warrants may be perceived to have better legal protections from some European Courts from the pari-passu ruling (which is a debatable topic in its own), but the EUR Warrants have already outperformed and the better prospects of an eventual settlement makes the argument somewhat less relevant. The peso Warrants look very attractive for locally based investors, a point we have been making for a long time, but they remain off limits for offshore investors.
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Potential changes to GDP reporting will unlikely result in 2013 GDP falling below trigger level
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a downward revision to estimated growth for 2013 by about 2% from the current level would compel the authorities to accept not only that inflation has been running almost three times faster than currently reported but also that growth has been reported twice higher than in reality.
This seems too much of a political cost for the government to face.
This noted, the IMF could push hard for a proper accounting of the reality to start sooner or later, but the incentives and enforcement mechanisms for this to happen backwards seem not to be there.
Tengan en cuenta que este informe es del 16 de Enero, inmediatamente antes de la devaluación, cuando los cupones todavía estaban en valores de alrededor de USD/EUR 8,50 y las reservas ya habían perforado los 30.000 millones de USD. Con las medidas ortodoxas que tomó Fábrega desde el BCRA ("policy improvements", le dice el Deutsche

) en las últimas semanas y la caída de precio de los cupones, es aún mejor negocio.