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Why a JPMorgan strategist says the stock market’s tailspin might have run its course

10/22/2026, 9:04:00 AM

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Why a JPMorgan strategist says the stock market’s tailspin might have run its course

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Hedge fund positioning has lightened considerably since its recent September peak, and JPMorgan strategists deduce from this that downside for stocks is now limited.

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Why a JPMorgan strategist says the stock market’s tailspin might have run its course.
Hedge fund positioning has lightened considerably since its recent September peak, and JPMorgan strategists deduce from this that downside for stocks is now limited.
Hedge fund positioning has lightened considerably since its recent September peak, and JPMorgan strategists deduce from this that downside for stocks is now limited.

Hedge fund positioning has lightened considerably since its recent September peak, and JPMorgan strategists deduce from this that downside for stocks is now limited.

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