Your favorite stocks are releasing earnings reports! How are the key financials? How did the most important market metrics perform? Which businesses excelled, and which ones struggled? How do companies view the outlook for their businesses and financial metrics? Crazy Earnings Season!

<p>Your favorite stocks are releasing earnings reports! How are the key financials? How did the most important market metrics perform? Which businesses excelled, and which ones struggled? How do companies view the outlook for their businesses and financial metrics? Crazy Earnings Season!</p>

Crazy Earnings Season

Goldman Sachs

GOLDMAN SACHS GROUP INC DEP SHR REP 1/1000TH PFD SER A

GOLDMAN SACHS GROUP INC DEP SHS REPSTG 1/1000TH PRF SER C

GOLDMAN SACHS GROUP INC DEP REP 1/1000TH PRF D

Financial Select Sector SPDR Fund

Fidelity MSCI Financials Index

S&P 500

iShares MSCI USA Min Vol Factor ETF

VG Financial

NASDAQ-100

Cboe Global Markets

Invesco S&P 500 Eq Wgt ETF

ISHRS Us Brokers & Sec Exchg

iShares MSCI USA Value Factor ETF

<p>Goldman Sachs warns that the selling pressure on U.S. stocks has not stopped, and the CTA strategy may continue to reduce positions. Coupled with liquidity exhaustion and negative gamma effects, this amplifies market volatility. At the same time, under the combined influence of other strategies with high fund positions (risk parity strategies and volatility control strategies), and weakening retail inflows, the downside risk in the market has increased</p>

- After a strong rebound, pressure on U.S. stocks remains, with Goldman Sachs anticipating continued selling by trend-following funds.  
- The S&P 500 has hit a short-term threshold that could trigger substantial selling pressure, potentially leading to around $33 billion in sell orders if the market weakens further.  
- Liquidity has thinned, and the shift from positive to negative gamma in the options market may amplify volatility, indicating potential risks of broader capital outflows.