The equity sell-off, which has been extreme for a long list of stocks, has many investors wondering, "where's the bottom?" Have multiples compressed enough, what if forward numbers get cut, do shares already anticipate that? Technical indicators, especially when a number of them are sending a similar message, can help to remove the emotion and identify when markets may have gone too far, perhaps they suggest exhaustion of sellers, even in case of more bad news. Stephen Suttmeier, Chief Equity Technical Analyst and Paul Ciana, Head of FICC Technical Strategy join us with a focus on some of the methods that can be used to help identify lows.

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