Narrative - Rising 10-yr UST yield is bad for growth stocks

Reality - $IWO positively correlated with 10-yr UST yield
History shows that rising long-term rates from such low levels are POSITIVE for growth stocks/risk assets.

Conversely, falling long-term rates are NEGATIVE for growth stocks/risk assets.

Rising rates imply the bond market is becoming less worried about the economic outlook.
This chart goes back ***20 YEARS***

$IWO = positive correlation with 10-yr UST yield

Facts/reality > narratives
$SPX and yields = positive correlation when rates are low

$SPX and yields = negative correlation when rates are high

H/T @jam_croissant for highlighting the research paper

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The crash occurred in March and guess what? My stocks bounced back first and went on to make new highs - some even tripled..
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