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Stocks will roar higher into year-end and January as an 'overshoot' in selling leads to a short squeeze, JPMorgan's quant guru says
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But the overall market, as measured by the Russell 3000, is still up about 22% for the year.\n\"Such a divergence is unknown to us, and indicates a historically unprecedented overshoot in selling smaller, more volatile, typically value and cyclical stocks in the last 4 weeks,\" Kolanovic wrote.\nHeadlines attribute the market decline to the Federal Reserve's more hawkish stance and the surge in Omicron coronavirus cases. Actual selling, however, is due to de-risking and shorting from hedge funds, he said.\nBut the conditions needed for a successful short-selling effort don't exist, meaning \"this market episode may end up in a short squeeze and cyclical rally into year-end and January,\" Kolanovic predicted.\nHe pointed out volatility-targeting and risk-parity funds are adding exposure, with a strong value-growth rotation also underway. Overall, the situation from a technical or fundamental perspective doesn't resemble the massive stock market rout seen in the fourth quarter of 2018, he added.\nStill, Kolanovic said \"there is aggressive shorting, likely in a hope of declines in retail equity position and cryptocurrency holdings - while in fact both of these markets and retail investors have shown resilience in the past weeks.\"\nThose shorts now looked to get squeezed. Large short positions will likely need to be closed before January, when he expects a rally in small-cap, value and cyclical stocks. Plus, the closing of short positions may have a bigger impact than the opening of them, as liquidity conditions dry up.\nMeanwhile, the Omicron variant appears less threatening to the stock market outlook. Even though vaccinated people are more vulnerable to infections, fatality rates are not spiking. 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