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JPMorgan Prime Asks "Are We There Yet" And Answers With markets in freefall (at least until the furious reversal midday when as we noted earlier , bitcoin soared higher as rate hike odds tumbled)... ... the only question panicked traders are asking is " is this finally the bottom." One place we look for an answer is in the latest note from JPMorgan''s Prime Brokers titled aptly " are we there yet", in which the bank admits that - contrary to the conviction of JPM''s pernabullish preacher Marko Kolanovic, "the signs are not that clear." We excerpt from the note below: Given how much equity markets in the US have sold off MTD, are we seeing signs of risk-off behavior, i.e. capitulation, which might suggest were due for a bounce? In short, the answer is not really, at least across HF data we track. This leaves us with a different set-up than we were pointing out in early and mid-Dec when there were clearer risk-off signs However, before summarizing the key points on flows and positioning, to some extent the recent sell-off in broad indices might not be too surprising, given how challenging things have been for many stocks over the past few months.

US equity markets are trading sharply lower on Monday, with the S&P 500 index on course to confirm a correction, i.e. a close of more than 10% below

S&P 500 closed below the 200-day moving average unheard of. But similarly to the turn in credit markets on Wednesday, the bulls can surprise shortly

The selling is relentless

Here is what you need to know on Monday, January 24: Another day in the red beckons as European markets turn around after some early optimism. US futu

S&P 500 tracking ETFs continue to slide further in pre-market trading activity as market volatility levels increase with the S&P VIX Index (VIX) crossing above the 30 handle.

Global stock markets continue to fall, hit hard by fears of excessive Fed hawkishness and the buildup of Russian troops on the Ukraine border.

Though that has been the same old story last week before it all turned into a bloodbath at the end of the day. And one can argue that the latest bounce here is also one that may prove to be rather shallow and insignificant. S&P 500 futures +0.7% Nasdaq futures +0.9% Dow futures +0.7%

Flash PMI data is released across Asia, Europe and the US. And on the back of last weeks risk-off week then markets may be more sensitive to soft data should it disappoint. US equities suffered one of their worst weeks since the pandemic Wall Street continued its downwards trajectory on Friday with the S&P 500 [] The post Asian Open: Flash PMIs in Focus, AUD Probes Trend Support appeared first on Action Forex .

Will The Market Flip Green This Week? Here Are The 15 Things On Goldman''s Checklist Goldman''s flow trader Scott Rubner called the year-end meltup and Santa Rally with perfect accuracy, although his call for a continuation of the meltup into January and the new year has so far proven painfully wrong. And with sentiment imploding over the past three weeks, turning from euphoric to cataclysmic in just a matter of days, it is hardly surprising that in his latest Tactical Flow of Funds note ( available to professional subs ), the Goldman trader writes that consensus has turned uniformly bearish, with accounts worried that the Fed will keep on tightening into a market swoon, and will only cover shorts when the Fed "blinks" with expectations that this won''t really happen until at least March, to wit: I have done more Zoom calls, IB side chats, emails, with convicted bearish investors than I have in a very long time. The summary of the call started with, "we need to tighten financial conditions and I will cover my short when the Fed blinks." The expectation was to maintain some sort of US portfolio short position until March.

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Each day, Benzinga takes a look back at a notable market-related moment that happened on this date. What Happened? On Jan. 19, 1944, Peter Lynch, legendary investor and former manager of the Fidelity Magellan Fund, was born. Where Was The Market? The S&P 500 finished the month at 11.85, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average stood at 137.83. What Else Was Going On In The World? In 1944, allied forced stormed Normandy Beach as part of the D-Day invasion as World War II fighting raged on in Europe. In the U.S. Franklin … Full story available on Benzinga.com

The rise in yields reinforces the existing bearish reversal week in the S&P 500. Analysts at Credit Suisse continue to look for further weakness to

The S&P 500 remains under pressure as jitters begin to creep into markets ahead of corporate earnings, key central bank meetings.