A Year's Worth of Nasdaq Tumult Gets Jammed into 3 Weeks

Bloomberg2022-01-21

[NEW YORK] Many ways exist to chart shakiness in the stock market. There's options-derived volatility indexes, price relative to moving averages and maximum drawdowns, to name a few.Then there's the ...

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Xxxtaengxx
2022-01-21
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Jawslea
2022-01-21
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Will price goes up when interest rated confirmed in March?
四哥
2022-01-21
四哥
有一种套路叫温和下跌📉，总比一天来一次熔断好，三天加起来也差不多了，重要的是抢反弹的全部被套，要么割肉，要么等待下一次反弹，然后又是急涨又是温和反弹......

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There's options-derived volatility indexes, price relative to moving averages and maximum drawdowns, to name a few.Then there's the type of whole-cloth vanishing act the Nasdaq 100 has been staging in recent weeks, sessions in which the index appears headed for resounding gains or declines - before the whole thing goes poof in a matter of minutes. It happened again Thursday (Jan 20), when the tech-heavy gauge erased a 2 per cent rally and kept falling in its worst bearish reversal in 17 months.The session was the mirror image of Jan 10, when the gauge came unstuck from a 2 per cent rout and surged into the green over a period of hours. Moves like these are exceedingly rare - there was 1 in 2021, 2 in 2019, and 4 the year before that. Only 2020 saw appreciably more: 9, at a time when the coronavirus was turning everything on its head.For investors, the concern is that haywire swings may get more common at a time when the equity market's foundation is shifting due to stiffening resolve against inflation at the Federal Reserve. While the moves had a limited effect on standard yardsticks of volatility - The CBOE NDX Volatility Index barely budged - the toll on trader nerves was higher.\"It used to be fear of missing out, now it's fear of bag holding,\" said Danny Kirsch, head of options at Cornerstone Macro LLC. \"Investors are using any sort of rally to exit stocks, as opposed to chasing higher.\"There were signs Friday's sessions would have a rough start, too. After dropping 3.4 per cent from peak to trough in regular trading, the Invesco QQQ Trust exchange-traded fund slumped another 1 per cent after 4 pm on a forecast for subscriber growth at Netflix that trailed Wall Street estimates.Traders said the proximate cause of Thursday's collapse was news that a poster child of the stay-at-home trade, Peloton Interactive, had turned off production of exercise bikes amid a glut and sluggish demand. But the ability of one US$10 billion company's travails to torpedo the entire market suggested to some that the vulnerabilities run deeper.Indeed, outside the fear over the Fed becoming the enemy of equity bulls, early results from this earnings season have yet to soothe concerns about a growth slowdown. In fact, comments about wage pressure from major banks fueled concern that corporate America may not be able to defend record-high profit margins.\"It's starting to feel a bit chaotic,\" said Mike Bailey, director of research at FBB Capital Partners. \"Expectations got overly bullish this morning that markets were ready to bounce after the 10 per cent correction for growth assets, such as the Nasdaq. The late afternoon swoons are bringing grizzled veterans back to the bad old days of late 2008 when markets tanked every day right at the close.\"The Nasdaq 100 sank 1.3 per cent and is now more than 10 per cent below its November all-time high. The S&P 500 reversed a gain that topped 1 per cent, ending the day more than 5 per cent from its record set on the first trading day of the year. Small caps plunged nearly 2 per cent, putting the Russell 2000 17 per cent from its last high.To Kim Forrest, chief investment officer at Bokeh Capital Partners, the Peloton news added to market anxiety over high-value, high growth stocks heading into the Fed's policy meeting next week.A basket of expensive software stocks, for instance, wiped out a 4.7 per cent rally to end the session lower. \"People are really afraid of the Fed rising interest rates and the higher-priced, higher-multiple stocks,\" Forrest said. \"I don't know that that's true of all the technology stocks or whatever the industry or sector is, but I think that's what's happening - people are very fearful of next Wednesday to see what's going to happen. So that's reducing the amount of people who are participants in the market right now.\"Market indicators show traders pricing in an interest rate hike at the Fed's March meeting and potentially 3 additional quarter-point increases over the course of the year. Treasuries have been in free fall since the Fed's hawkish turn in December, though the selling eased some Thursday.\"The recent volatility has made confidence so much more fragile in recent weeks,\" Matt Maley, chief market strategist for Miller Tabak + Co. \"There is nothing worse than a failed rally during a correction. That's another thing that has hurt investor confidence today.\"Last year, dip buyers swooping in during equity drawdowns helped make the Nasdaq Composite look \"invincibly buoyant\", said Liz Young, head of investment strategy at SoFi. But 2022 has so far proven different, as buyers haven't stayed in long enough to hold stocks up.\"To the newer investors out there, not all pullbacks, even ones that seem persistent, are signals of an imminent bear,\" she said in a note. \"Sometimes, they're shakeouts, shakedowns, removals of excess, and narrowing of gaps. 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There's options-derived volatility indexes, price relative to moving averages and maximum drawdowns, to name a few.Then there's the ...</p>\n\n<a href=\"https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/stocks/a-years-worth-of-nasdaq-tumult-gets-jammed-into-3-weeks\">Web Link</a>\n\n</div>\n\n\n</article>\n</div>\n</body>\n</html>\n","type":0,"thumbnail":"","relate_stocks":{".IXIC":"NASDAQ Composite"},"source_url":"https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/stocks/a-years-worth-of-nasdaq-tumult-gets-jammed-into-3-weeks","is_english":true,"share_image_url":"https://static.laohu8.com/e9f99090a1c2ed51c021029395664489","article_id":"1190927213","content_text":"[NEW YORK] Many ways exist to chart shakiness in the stock market. There's options-derived volatility indexes, price relative to moving averages and maximum drawdowns, to name a few.Then there's the type of whole-cloth vanishing act the Nasdaq 100 has been staging in recent weeks, sessions in which the index appears headed for resounding gains or declines - before the whole thing goes poof in a matter of minutes. It happened again Thursday (Jan 20), when the tech-heavy gauge erased a 2 per cent rally and kept falling in its worst bearish reversal in 17 months.The session was the mirror image of Jan 10, when the gauge came unstuck from a 2 per cent rout and surged into the green over a period of hours. Moves like these are exceedingly rare - there was 1 in 2021, 2 in 2019, and 4 the year before that. Only 2020 saw appreciably more: 9, at a time when the coronavirus was turning everything on its head.For investors, the concern is that haywire swings may get more common at a time when the equity market's foundation is shifting due to stiffening resolve against inflation at the Federal Reserve. While the moves had a limited effect on standard yardsticks of volatility - The CBOE NDX Volatility Index barely budged - the toll on trader nerves was higher.\"It used to be fear of missing out, now it's fear of bag holding,\" said Danny Kirsch, head of options at Cornerstone Macro LLC. \"Investors are using any sort of rally to exit stocks, as opposed to chasing higher.\"There were signs Friday's sessions would have a rough start, too. After dropping 3.4 per cent from peak to trough in regular trading, the Invesco QQQ Trust exchange-traded fund slumped another 1 per cent after 4 pm on a forecast for subscriber growth at Netflix that trailed Wall Street estimates.Traders said the proximate cause of Thursday's collapse was news that a poster child of the stay-at-home trade, Peloton Interactive, had turned off production of exercise bikes amid a glut and sluggish demand. But the ability of one US$10 billion company's travails to torpedo the entire market suggested to some that the vulnerabilities run deeper.Indeed, outside the fear over the Fed becoming the enemy of equity bulls, early results from this earnings season have yet to soothe concerns about a growth slowdown. In fact, comments about wage pressure from major banks fueled concern that corporate America may not be able to defend record-high profit margins.\"It's starting to feel a bit chaotic,\" said Mike Bailey, director of research at FBB Capital Partners. \"Expectations got overly bullish this morning that markets were ready to bounce after the 10 per cent correction for growth assets, such as the Nasdaq. The late afternoon swoons are bringing grizzled veterans back to the bad old days of late 2008 when markets tanked every day right at the close.\"The Nasdaq 100 sank 1.3 per cent and is now more than 10 per cent below its November all-time high. The S&P 500 reversed a gain that topped 1 per cent, ending the day more than 5 per cent from its record set on the first trading day of the year. Small caps plunged nearly 2 per cent, putting the Russell 2000 17 per cent from its last high.To Kim Forrest, chief investment officer at Bokeh Capital Partners, the Peloton news added to market anxiety over high-value, high growth stocks heading into the Fed's policy meeting next week.A basket of expensive software stocks, for instance, wiped out a 4.7 per cent rally to end the session lower. \"People are really afraid of the Fed rising interest rates and the higher-priced, higher-multiple stocks,\" Forrest said. \"I don't know that that's true of all the technology stocks or whatever the industry or sector is, but I think that's what's happening - people are very fearful of next Wednesday to see what's going to happen. So that's reducing the amount of people who are participants in the market right now.\"Market indicators show traders pricing in an interest rate hike at the Fed's March meeting and potentially 3 additional quarter-point increases over the course of the year. Treasuries have been in free fall since the Fed's hawkish turn in December, though the selling eased some Thursday.\"The recent volatility has made confidence so much more fragile in recent weeks,\" Matt Maley, chief market strategist for Miller Tabak + Co. \"There is nothing worse than a failed rally during a correction. That's another thing that has hurt investor confidence today.\"Last year, dip buyers swooping in during equity drawdowns helped make the Nasdaq Composite look \"invincibly buoyant\", said Liz Young, head of investment strategy at SoFi. But 2022 has so far proven different, as buyers haven't stayed in long enough to hold stocks up.\"To the newer investors out there, not all pullbacks, even ones that seem persistent, are signals of an imminent bear,\" she said in a note. \"Sometimes, they're shakeouts, shakedowns, removals of excess, and narrowing of gaps. 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There's options-derived volatility indexes, price relative to moving averages and maximum drawdowns, to name a few.Then there's the ...</p>\n\n<a href=\"https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/stocks/a-years-worth-of-nasdaq-tumult-gets-jammed-into-3-weeks\">Web Link</a>\n\n</div>\n\n\n</article>\n</div>\n</body>\n</html>\n","type":0,"thumbnail":"","relate_stocks":{".IXIC":"NASDAQ Composite"},"source_url":"https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/stocks/a-years-worth-of-nasdaq-tumult-gets-jammed-into-3-weeks","is_english":true,"share_image_url":"https://static.laohu8.com/e9f99090a1c2ed51c021029395664489","article_id":"1190927213","content_text":"[NEW YORK] Many ways exist to chart shakiness in the stock market. There's options-derived volatility indexes, price relative to moving averages and maximum drawdowns, to name a few.Then there's the type of whole-cloth vanishing act the Nasdaq 100 has been staging in recent weeks, sessions in which the index appears headed for resounding gains or declines - before the whole thing goes poof in a matter of minutes. It happened again Thursday (Jan 20), when the tech-heavy gauge erased a 2 per cent rally and kept falling in its worst bearish reversal in 17 months.The session was the mirror image of Jan 10, when the gauge came unstuck from a 2 per cent rout and surged into the green over a period of hours. Moves like these are exceedingly rare - there was 1 in 2021, 2 in 2019, and 4 the year before that. Only 2020 saw appreciably more: 9, at a time when the coronavirus was turning everything on its head.For investors, the concern is that haywire swings may get more common at a time when the equity market's foundation is shifting due to stiffening resolve against inflation at the Federal Reserve. While the moves had a limited effect on standard yardsticks of volatility - The CBOE NDX Volatility Index barely budged - the toll on trader nerves was higher.\"It used to be fear of missing out, now it's fear of bag holding,\" said Danny Kirsch, head of options at Cornerstone Macro LLC. \"Investors are using any sort of rally to exit stocks, as opposed to chasing higher.\"There were signs Friday's sessions would have a rough start, too. After dropping 3.4 per cent from peak to trough in regular trading, the Invesco QQQ Trust exchange-traded fund slumped another 1 per cent after 4 pm on a forecast for subscriber growth at Netflix that trailed Wall Street estimates.Traders said the proximate cause of Thursday's collapse was news that a poster child of the stay-at-home trade, Peloton Interactive, had turned off production of exercise bikes amid a glut and sluggish demand. But the ability of one US$10 billion company's travails to torpedo the entire market suggested to some that the vulnerabilities run deeper.Indeed, outside the fear over the Fed becoming the enemy of equity bulls, early results from this earnings season have yet to soothe concerns about a growth slowdown. In fact, comments about wage pressure from major banks fueled concern that corporate America may not be able to defend record-high profit margins.\"It's starting to feel a bit chaotic,\" said Mike Bailey, director of research at FBB Capital Partners. \"Expectations got overly bullish this morning that markets were ready to bounce after the 10 per cent correction for growth assets, such as the Nasdaq. The late afternoon swoons are bringing grizzled veterans back to the bad old days of late 2008 when markets tanked every day right at the close.\"The Nasdaq 100 sank 1.3 per cent and is now more than 10 per cent below its November all-time high. The S&P 500 reversed a gain that topped 1 per cent, ending the day more than 5 per cent from its record set on the first trading day of the year. Small caps plunged nearly 2 per cent, putting the Russell 2000 17 per cent from its last high.To Kim Forrest, chief investment officer at Bokeh Capital Partners, the Peloton news added to market anxiety over high-value, high growth stocks heading into the Fed's policy meeting next week.A basket of expensive software stocks, for instance, wiped out a 4.7 per cent rally to end the session lower. \"People are really afraid of the Fed rising interest rates and the higher-priced, higher-multiple stocks,\" Forrest said. \"I don't know that that's true of all the technology stocks or whatever the industry or sector is, but I think that's what's happening - people are very fearful of next Wednesday to see what's going to happen. So that's reducing the amount of people who are participants in the market right now.\"Market indicators show traders pricing in an interest rate hike at the Fed's March meeting and potentially 3 additional quarter-point increases over the course of the year. Treasuries have been in free fall since the Fed's hawkish turn in December, though the selling eased some Thursday.\"The recent volatility has made confidence so much more fragile in recent weeks,\" Matt Maley, chief market strategist for Miller Tabak + Co. \"There is nothing worse than a failed rally during a correction. That's another thing that has hurt investor confidence today.\"Last year, dip buyers swooping in during equity drawdowns helped make the Nasdaq Composite look \"invincibly buoyant\", said Liz Young, head of investment strategy at SoFi. But 2022 has so far proven different, as buyers haven't stayed in long enough to hold stocks up.\"To the newer investors out there, not all pullbacks, even ones that seem persistent, are signals of an imminent bear,\" she said in a note. \"Sometimes, they're shakeouts, shakedowns, removals of excess, and narrowing of gaps. 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