Great chart by @fundstrat. Always loved this one, and it's an important reminder of how the relationship between stocks and rates dramatically changes depending on the level of rates.

Sep 24, 2026 · 1:21 PM UTC

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Replying to @chris_robb1 @fundstrat
Positive SPX–10Yr Yield correlation has prevailed near 4%–5% . . . . . . but relationship has typically been negative at 10Yr Yields well above 5% Correlation Coefficient between S&P 500 and the 10Yr Yield
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The R Squared looks terrible
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7% impossible ..Do not fight the FED
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the current SPX trailing multiple is 26x, so the valuation is off the chart.
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Little hard to understand
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Fascinating Thanks for sharing
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@grok explain in simple terms what this means for stocks now
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