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The creator discusses rising Treasury yields and inflation as indicators of a potential market crash. They...

May 20, 2026

The creator discusses rising Treasury yields and inflation as indicators of a potential market crash. They highlight that a 5% yield on risk-free government bonds makes stocks less attractive, especially with high inflation. Goldman Sachs has delayed rate cut expectations, and the market is even pricing in a potential rate hike. The creator is trimming speculative positions and raising cash in anticipation of a market dip.

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The creator is trimming speculative positions and raising cash due to concerns about the S&P 500's rally being thin and top-heavy, with potential for a dip.

GSNeutralLow ConvictionResearch Only

Goldman Sachs has pushed back their first rate cut expectation to late 2027, signaling a potentially prolonged period of higher interest rates.

BACNeutralLow ConvictionResearch Only

Bank of America's commentary on the 5% Treasury yield line is mentioned as a factor making stocks less competitive.

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