Give me a break.
Rising bond yields mean growth companies with valuations weighted toward long term cashflows will inevitably see their valuations compressed as the present value of those figures fall.
To blame speculative shorters, who have minimal impact here on price (low days to cover), is insane.
Give me a break.Rising bond yields mean growth companies with...
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