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Rising yields and an AI hardware scandal pulled all twelve sectors lower together

When long-term yields rise 13-14bp in a day and not one sector finishes higher, owning a spread of sectors did not protect anyone. What held up were businesses with fee income or real commodity cash flow.

Committee position: 60/40Breadth: 0 of 12 sectors higherDispersion: 3.33 pts10 analysts

Every sector fell: 0 of 12 closed higher, and the gap between best and worst was 3.33 points. Utilities (-3.80%), Real Estate (-3.18%) and Materials (-2.65%) did worst, while the 10-year Treasury yield rose 14bp to 4.39%.

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Yesterday the committee argued that energy was holding up alone while metals, consumer and staples fell and short-term yields rose, and it leaned 60/40 toward a Stagflation Squeeze.

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What drove the session and how it transmitted, the exposure table by persistence grade, where the committee disagreed, its verdict and weighting, and the falsifiers that would prove it wrong.

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