LanlanCC
10-13

Asymmetry of risk: If any of the AI story breaks – capital spending slows down, model performance bottlenecks, regulatory tightening – the higher the concentration, the sharper the pullback.


In a market where the yield of ten-year treasury bond is already higher than the stock earnings yield, why does it still refuse to call back despite soaring nearly 70% in oil prices this year, and the 10-year bond interest rate still remains near 5.24%?

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  • feelond
    10-13
    feelond
    Not refusing to pull back, just lagging the macro. How long can narrative outrun 5.24% without earnings catching up?
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