This isn’t total liquidation, it is asset and sector rotation. The feds meeting minutes were more hawkish than expected, implying a greater chance of a rate hike in March along with a faster balance sheet run off. These factors impact the market multiple that stocks trade at— the multiple is contracting. Some sectors and assets will be okay because they are seeing earnings growth that’s greater than the multiple contraction. But the broad market is just repricing and there’s no reason to think it’ll rally unless 1) growth data comes in better than expected (implying higher earnings) or 2) Fed walks back the faster balance sheet run off. I don’t see #2 happening unless the market falls into correction territory (implying a Fed driven recession).