#274 Alpha Score 63.7

Trinh Nguyen

Senior Economist for Emerging Asia, Natixis
@Trinhnomics · tracked since Mar 2026
274
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Alpha Score 63.7
Calls 5 468 Posts tracked · 5.2/day
Calls
7d 0
30d 0
90d 2
Best Calls
EWY long +38.5%
EWT long +27.6%
INDA short +5.3%
Worst Calls
EZU short -8.3%
Most Mentioned
FXI ×1
EWY ×1
INDA ×1
Recent Calls
EWT long 1 month ago
EWY long 1 month ago
EZU short 3 months ago
Win Rate 80% Long 2 Short 3
Win Rate
7d 80%
30d 80%
90d
Average Return +12.8% Long Return +33.1% Short Return -0.7%
Average Return
7d +3.3%
30d +11.7%
90d
Result
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Long
Apr 23
$84.66
+27.6%
Favor Korea and Taiwan chips
South Korea and Taiwan equities are the best performers in Asia and globally because their high exposure to the semiconductor super cycle provides a buffer against the negative energy shock from the Hormuz standoff, while countries without chip buffers suffer from demand destruction and fiscal pressures.
Macro
Long
Apr 23
$152.21
+38.5%
Favor Korea and Taiwan chips
South Korea and Taiwan equities are the best performers in Asia and globally because their high exposure to the semiconductor super cycle provides a buffer against the negative energy shock from the Hormuz standoff, while countries without chip buffers suffer from demand destruction and fiscal pressures.
Macro
Short
Mar 06
$63.31
-8.3%
Asia and Europe are net oil importers. Trinh Nguyen notes that for Thailand, energy/food/transport is >70% of the CPI basket. India received a temporary waiver for Russian oil, but the structural deficit remains. Higher oil prices act as a tax on consumption for net importers. This leads to higher inflation, currency depreciation against the USD, and lower GDP growth. The "terms of trade" shock is severe for these regions. SHORT/AVOID net importer equities. Subsidies or strategic reserve releases successfully mitigating the price shock.
Asia and Europe are net oil importers. Trinh Nguyen notes that for Thailand, energy/food/transport is >70% of the CPI basket. India received a temporary waiver for Russian oil, but the structural deficit remains. Higher oil prices act as a tax on consumption for net importers. This leads to higher inflation, currency depreciation against the USD, and lower GDP growth. The "terms of trade" shock is severe for these regions. SHORT/AVOID net importer equities. Subsidies or strategic reserve releases successfully mitigating the price shock.
Macro
Short
Mar 06
$35.82
+1.1%
Asia and Europe are net oil importers. Trinh Nguyen notes that for Thailand, energy/food/transport is >70% of the CPI basket. India received a temporary waiver for Russian oil, but the structural deficit remains. Higher oil prices act as a tax on consumption for net importers. This leads to higher inflation, currency depreciation against the USD, and lower GDP growth. The "terms of trade" shock is severe for these regions. SHORT/AVOID net importer equities. Subsidies or strategic reserve releases successfully mitigating the price shock.
Asia and Europe are net oil importers. Trinh Nguyen notes that for Thailand, energy/food/transport is >70% of the CPI basket. India received a temporary waiver for Russian oil, but the structural deficit remains. Higher oil prices act as a tax on consumption for net importers. This leads to higher inflation, currency depreciation against the USD, and lower GDP growth. The "terms of trade" shock is severe for these regions. SHORT/AVOID net importer equities. Subsidies or strategic reserve releases successfully mitigating the price shock.
Macro
Short
Mar 06
$49.99
+5.3%
Asia and Europe are net oil importers. Trinh Nguyen notes that for Thailand, energy/food/transport is >70% of the CPI basket. India received a temporary waiver for Russian oil, but the structural deficit remains. Higher oil prices act as a tax on consumption for net importers. This leads to higher inflation, currency depreciation against the USD, and lower GDP growth. The "terms of trade" shock is severe for these regions. SHORT/AVOID net importer equities. Subsidies or strategic reserve releases successfully mitigating the price shock.
Asia and Europe are net oil importers. Trinh Nguyen notes that for Thailand, energy/food/transport is >70% of the CPI basket. India received a temporary waiver for Russian oil, but the structural deficit remains. Higher oil prices act as a tax on consumption for net importers. This leads to higher inflation, currency depreciation against the USD, and lower GDP growth. The "terms of trade" shock is severe for these regions. SHORT/AVOID net importer equities. Subsidies or strategic reserve releases successfully mitigating the price shock.
Macro
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