For me, the bond market is the key signal. If yields continue to ease, that could support valuations and give growth stocks more room to run—even with the Fed still sounding relatively hawkish.
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- jigglyp·09-18 18:5210Y below 4.2% is the cleaner trigger for me. History on the Nasdaq gets a lot friendlier after that, even if the tone stays hawkishLikeReport
- EllisBird·09-18 18:52Finally some breathing room for growth names lol, if yields keep easing AI and biotech could start ripping againLikeReport
