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Sell Growth
This morning the yield on the ten year US note rose by another three basis points to 1.491%.
Meanwhile the price of crude oil is +$1.05/barrell and is closing in on $80.
And the prices of nearly everything has risen dramatically.
With rates rising and cost pressures persistent (and not likely transitory) it is time to sell/short the growth segment of the market - which typically behaves poorly under a higher inflation and interest rate backdrop.
I suspect that the most growth elements - large cap tech (FAANG plus M) will be under pressure and it is difficult for me to see (particularly after the magnitude of the rally from last Monday) the overall market (read: S and P Index) perform very well under these circumstances.

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