3 reasons the stock-market selloff can’t be blamed on the Fed’s quantitative tightening

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Strategists at RBC Capital Markets say the Fed’s balance sheet reduction shouldn’t take the blame for the slide in equities since October.

 

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The yield curve is totally inverted on the short end

For every seller there is a buyer. I am waiting for the bargain basement prices before I start buying.

But its start CAN be blamed on Powell, who on 10/3 with Woodruff, said the Fed wasn't near neutral and may need to go beyond neutral to be 'restrictive'. Time stamp his interview - that was the market top. See around 7:50 mins on this video: Foolish error

It is premature to say the recent bond rally proves QT won’t lead to higher yields. This was a risk off trade.

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