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Tech Traders Unwind Hedges and Get Back to Pummeling Risky Names

Nasdaq 100 tumbles 2.6% as Fed’s signaled rate hikes sink in Comes one day before ‘triple witching’

Tech Traders Unwind Hedges and Get Back to Pummeling Risky Names

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While the selling may have been a delayed reaction to Jerome Powell’s tough talk on rate policy and came one day before the typical volatility of a “triple witching” Friday, it also reflected several helpings of bad news landing on its marquee members.\nTraders pointed to a poor sales forecast from software maker Adobe Inc. as the latest evidence of a slowdown after the once-coveted pandemic beneficiaries lost some luster. Meanwhile, Apple Inc.’s plan to develop wireless chips fueled concern that competition will intensify in an already crowded industry.\nThe retreat was an about-face from Wednesday, when tech stocks led an equity rally after the Fed took a more hawkish stance than expected, doubling the pace of stimulus rollbacks and projecting three rate hikes next year. While some investors viewed the initial share reaction as a sign of vindication to the industry’s strength, others attributed the gains to options traders cutting their hedges that were put in place in anticipation of a worse outcome.\n\n“Yesterday was an unwind,” Art Hogan, chief markets strategist at National Securities, said by phone. “Today is: How do we set ourselves up next year or the next quarter with an anticipation that rates gently rise and what plays out well there? You have to ascribe a lower multiple to growth names.”\nThe Nasdaq 100 fell 2.6% Thursday, the most since September, wiping off its 2.4% rally in the previous session. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index also erased its post-Fed advance, tumbling more than 4% for the worst performance since May.\nThe second-day reversal has been on display for three Fed meetings now. The S&P 500 barely moved after the September decision, when Powell first gave a hawkish signal on Fed support. The next day, the index surged 1.2% as investors put more emphasis on Powell’s upbeat assessment of the economy.\nBond investors similarly took a day to digest the November decision, when Powell confirmed the Fed would start curtailing bond purchases. They sent the 10-year yield spiking to 1.6% on that hawkish news before reassessing the next day with a rally that sent rates down eight basis points.\nBroadly on a closing basis, the S&P 500 has reversed its course during the first two sessions post Fed in 10 out of the last 16 times.\n“It’s not uncommon following a monetary policy announcement to have some volatility,” Bill Northey, senior vice president at U.S. Bank Wealth Management, said Wednesday. “But ultimately this will be resolved not over the course of the next 90 minutes of the trading day, but over the course of the next several quarters as the Federal Reserve enacts this new policy it transmits through the economy to impact both inflation as well as growth.”\nThe rapidly spreading omicron variant of the virus added to investor angst. That was most visible in the Treasury market where yields continued to drift lower, with investors worried that fresh restrictions could harm the economy. 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