Yo, there’s a lot of movement in the market today. Klarna’s stock fell 20%—they trimmed their guidance, and German retail sales also came in weak. There’s a bit of pressure on e-commerce names. On the tech side, Meta’s trial has started (a social media case), and chip stocks are also in the red. Overall, tech looks a bit shaky. Bond markets are acting weird too—yields are spiking everywhere, from the US to Japan. It’s a mix of inflation and fiscal worries. Given all this, a bit of caution for equities seems reasonable. Home Depot has held its guidance, but their own statement says—“frozen housing market conditions.” Means the housing market is still stuck; rates have frozen everything. ABC sued the FCC over TV license issues—there’s also politics playing out in the media space. Overall, today’s mood feels defensive. Klarna’s drop and bond yield spikes are both risk-off signals. If you’ve taken positions, put a fairly tight stop. What do you think—are these bond yield spikes just temporary, or is a correction coming?

⚠️ Personal analysis, not financial advice.

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Disclaimer: My personal analysis, not financial advice. DYOR.