JPMorgan: How a Typical US Stock Market Correction Bottoms Out

The report suggests that the US stock market typically bottoms out when the following signals appear: worsening credit spreads, steepening Treasury yield curve, defensive sectors leading the rise, the S&P breaking below the 20-day moving average, the put/call ratio rising to a high level, a significant reversal in the VIX index, and market breadth narrowing to 20%.