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5 reasons Wall Street thinks the worst is over for the stock sell-off

The article from MSN Money outlines five reasons why Wall Street analysts believe the recent stock market sell-off might be nearing its end. Firstly, the market has already priced in much of the negative news, including high inflation rates and potential Federal Reserve rate hikes. Secondly, there's an expectation of a dovish pivot from the Fed, suggesting that interest rates might not rise as aggressively as feared, providing relief to investors. Thirdly, corporate earnings have been resilient, with many companies reporting better-than-expected results, which supports the notion that the economy might not be as weak as feared. Fourth, technical indicators suggest that stocks are oversold, hinting at a potential rebound. Lastly, there's a growing sentiment that the market might have overreacted to the economic indicators, leading to a possible correction in the opposite direction as investors start to see value in buying stocks at lower prices. These factors collectively contribute to the optimism that the worst of the sell-off could be behind us.

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