On Friday we got the answer, when none other than the ascendant "Bond King", Jeff Gundlach, whose Doubleline Capital just recorded its 20th consecutive month of inflows (contrasting with 29 straight months of outflows for former bond Goliath Pimco) became the latest to join the dark side when shortly after an abysmal payrolls report, he warned that the U.S. equity market as well as other risk markets including high-yield "junk" bonds face another round of selling pressure.

While perhaps not as dire in his outlook as Icahn, Gundlach explained why far from the correction being over, the market still has a long way to go. He told Reuters that "the reason the markets aren't going lower is people are holding and hoping," Gundlach told Reuters in a telephone interview that "the market bottoms out when people are selling and sold out – not when they are holding and hoping. I don't think you've seen real selling in risk assets broadly. Markets need buying to go up and they need volume to go up. They can fall just on gravity."