Bank CEO Jamie Dimon estimated the probability of a major correction at 30%

JPMorgan believes now is a good time for a correction in the market. What it advises

Oracle Corporation

Broadcom Inc.

NVIDIA Corporation

Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.

JPMorgan traders advised clients to buy U.S. securities on a downturn, but not without a safety net

S&amp;P 500 posted its best gain since Ma: stocks recovered more than half of Friday's collapse

In trading on Oct. 10, the main U.S. stock index, the S&amp;P 500, was down 2% at the moment, the Dow Jones Industrial was down 1.3% and the Nasdaq Composite was losing about 2.5%. The "Magnificent Seven" stock index tracked by Bloomberg lost about 2.3%, and the VIX volatility index, known as a gauge of Wall Street fear, soared 35% to above 22 points. A level above 20 points is considered psychologically important for the VIX: a value less than that suggests low volatility.

U.S. indexes fell the most since April. Trump's threats took traders by surprise

Against the background of a sharp surge in the activity of private traders, the market has passed the traditional seasonal weakness

Retail investors' favorite stocks beat the market by 7 times. Why is this a worrying sign?

Only some positive "miracle" can be a new "black swan" in the current situation

Taleb warned of the threat of "white swans" instead of "black swans". What should investors do?

Jamie Dimon believes investment in AI will pay off

The head of JPMorgan estimated the risk of a stock correction at 30%. But it's not the AI bubble that worries him

Inflated valuations of AI stocks and a threat to the independence of the US Federal Reserve could lead to a sharp correction in markets, the UK regulator has warned

Goldman believes it is too early to sound the alarm about the AI bubble. The Bank of England disagrees

JPMorgan Chase & Co.

UBS Group AG

Morgan Stanley

Freedom Holdings Corp.

The current funding period for U.S. government operations expires Sept. 30

'Serious scars on the economy': what Wall Street is saying about the risks of a US shutdown

Strong employment data and revised estimates of US GDP growth for the second quarter cooled investor optimism a bit

'Markets a little tired': US stocks break three-week streak of gains

Analysts of the bank identified events that may cause sharp movements of quotations in the nearest future

Goldman Sachs has warned of volatility in October. It has advice for investors

Morningstar strategist Amy Hernot <a href="https://www.morningstar.com/markets/what-7-key-indicators-are-saying-about-market">has compiled a</a> list of seven market indicators that investors should keep an eye on. Predicting macroeconomic indicators is almost pointless: It's almost impossible to predict the direction of interest rates, economic growth, exchange rates or inflation, much less understand how it will affect investments, Ernot said.

Morningstar's seven key market indicators: what investors should watch for

Bank of America Corporation

The index has changed a lot and it is impossible to apply criteria from the 1990s or 2000s to it, the bank believes

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