TLDR: There appears to be a "Sellers Strike" in equities in order to chase Real Yields >2% - and barring a GFC / COVID level crisis that creates a vacuum effect of folks rushing for the exits, it's going to take a LOT more than 5% bonds to convince equity longs to sell en masse
🧵It's incredible to look at the unprecedented macro situation we're in atm: Bonds at multi-year / decade highs, Inflation rearing w/ Oil over $100 a barrel, white collar unemployment teetering on edge with AI-driven layoffs, Iran, etc. and yet the stock market is at ATHs...