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// Latest recapYield Curve Steepening Rattles Tech; Semiconductors Test Q3 Lows
All recaps →Equity bulls faced a liquidity vacuum as a spike in the 10-year yield forced a sharp revaluation of growth multiples during the New York afternoon session.
The November campaign opened with a definitive shift in risk appetite as the long end of the curve aggressive steepened. Tech heavyweights led the retreat, with NVDA slicing through its 50-day moving average on heavy relative volume, triggering a cascade of stop-orders at the $138 psychological handle. The broader semiconductor space followed suit, as the SMH ETF failed to hold its opening gap, signaling that the 'buy the dip' mentality is being replaced by a 'sell the rip' regime in high-beta names.
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