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Skip to Main Content SUBMIT A TIP RECEIVE DAILY NEWS ACCOUNT Menu * News * * Latest News * * Biden, in Rare Powell Meeting, Seeks to Deflect Inflation Blame * * Wells Fargo Tightens Rules on Cash in Advisory Accounts * * Ex-Morgan Stanley Broker Accepts Bar in Finra Probe of Miscoded Trades * * Wild Five Months Leaves Wall Street Split on When Selloff Ends * Close * Advisor Moves * * Rockefeller Lassoes $2.2-Mln Solo UBS Private Wealth Broker in Dallas * * Rockefeller Opens Seattle Office with $5.2-Mln Morgan Stanley Team * * First Republic and UBS Pluck Managers from J.P. Morgan Advisors on Both Coasts * * Rockefeller Swipes $17-Mln Morgan Stanley Broker Out from Under First Republic * Close * Enforcement * * First Republic to Pay $1.8M to Settle SEC Charges over Revenue Sharing Violations * * Wells Fargo Advisors to Pay $7 Million Over Anti-Money Laundering Lapses: SEC * * Firms Fire High Risk Brokers as Finra Takes Aim at Rogue Actors * * Finra Suspends Ex-Morgan Stanley Broker Who Hyped ‘Exclusive’ Venture Capital Investment * Close * Markets * `Nothing Safer Than Cash’: Tech Rout Puts Silicon Valley on Edge * ‘Any News Is Bad News’ as Earnings Fail to Save Equity Bulls * ‘50 Cent’ Profited From Volatility Jump, Wells Fargo Says * ‘Beaten Down’ ETF Is a Way to Play Inverted Curve, BofA Says * Close * Opinion * * SIRIANNI: Morgan Stanley’s Moment * * Sirianni’s 2022 Predictions: The Year of The Great Entrepreneur Revival * * Why Only a Huge Shock Will Deter Risk-Taking Investors * * Sirianni: Toxic Culture * Close * Fintech News * * UBS “Committed” to Finishing Broker Workstation Revamp Despite Delays, CFO Says * * Wells Fargo Advisors Rolls Out eMoney Planning Tool for Brokers * * Fintech Firm Apex Clearing Agrees to Go Public Via SPAC * * Merrill Systems Hiccuped on Thursday as Stocks Slid * Close * From the Publisher * * SIRIANNI: Morgan Stanley’s Moment * Sirianni’s 2022 Predictions: The Year of The Great Entrepreneur Revival * * Tony Sirianni Interviews Ken Cella — Principal, Client Strategies Group at Edward Jones * Sirianni: Death of the Trainee * * Welcome to AdvisorHub RIA * From the Publisher: Sirianni’s Predictions for 2021 * * Seven Questions with Tony Sirianni: Josh Rogers, Founder and CEO, Arete Wealth * Seven Questions with Tony Sirianni: Phil Hildebrandt, Principal, CEO of Segall Bryant & Hamill * Close * Close * Deals & Comp * Recruiting Wire * Breakaway Center * Resources * * Resources Home * Boutique * * Fintech Product Directory * Fintech Resources * * Institute * Practice Management Resources * * Transition Resources * * Events * * Culture Survey * Close * AH TV * Podcasts * AH Magazine * RIA Center * Asset Manager Hub close X Search for: Search May 30, 2022 WILD FIVE MONTHS LEAVES WALL STREET SPLIT ON WHEN SELLOFF ENDS by Bloomberg News | News | View Comments Share This SUBMIT A TIP (Bloomberg) — With stocks rallying as May draws to a close, investors are wondering if the worst of this year’s collapse is over. No doubt, it’s been awful start to 2022 by almost any measure. The S&P 500’s 13% drop so far this year is its biggest since 1970, fueled by recession fears as the Federal Reserve embarks on its most aggressive tightening of monetary policy since 2000 to fight inflation. Rising interest rates dented the allure of technology and growth shares, with the Nasdaq 100’s 22% plunge ranking as its largest ever. The selloff interrupted a two-year bull run in stocks that began in the depths of the Covid-19 pandemic. But less-hawkish remarks from Fed officials, a resilient American consumer and upbeat corporate earnings have offered investors a ray of hope. That sent the S&P 500 climbing 2.5%, snapping its longest weekly losing streak since 2001. While the historic rout in tech shares is easing somewhat, the Nasdaq 100’s dive from its November peak briefly eclipsed its pandemic selloff in March 2020. Its nearly 30% drop was its worst since the gauge tumbled more than 50% at the height of the global financial crisis. After Friday’s rally, the index is 23% below its Nov. 19 closing record. Investors have been whiplashed at a pace that hasn’t been seen since 2008. The S&P 500 has moved in a daily range of at least 1% in 89% of the trading sessions in 2022, according to Strategas Securities. One group bucking the trend has been the energy sector after oil prices, spurred by the war in Ukraine. That has made energy the stock market’s hottest cohort by far with a 58% gain this year. So, is capitulation near? Analysts say there may be more head fakes before stocks hit a final low. But cheaper valuations have started to lure buyers back. Historically, the five previous worst starts to a year for the S&P 500 saw the index higher for the remainder of the year each time, rising on average 19.1% over the ensuing seven months, according to LPL Financial. One caveat, though: Stock market trading and investing have changed drastically since the 1970s, let alone the 1930s. BIG TECH SWEPT INTO SELLOFF ERASING $1 TRILLION FROM NASDAQ 100 Traders are shunning technology stocks amid mounting risks from soaring Treasury yields and hawkish commentary from the Federal Reserve. Apr 11, 2022 In "News" SHAKY STOCKS SEND S&P 500 TO THE BEAR MARKET BRINK AND BACK More hair-raising volatility in the S&P 500 pushed the index within spitting distance of a 20% drop, a decline that puts markets on covers of newspapers and holds ominous meaning for the economy. May 12, 2022 In "News" WALL STREET STAGGERS WITH ‘VICIOUS’ $1.3 TRILLION STOCK SELLOFF A day after celebrating the Federal Reserve’s signal that it wouldn’t be making any jumbo-sized moves, traders woke up on Thursday deciding that the central bank will struggle to fight high inflation amid the lingering threat of a recession. May 5, 2022 In "News" LIKE THIS ARTICLE? LET ADVISORHUB COME TO YOU! 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