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NBby u/nbianchi·1dDiscussion

Fed comments and their downstream effect on risk appetite

Jay Powell's hawkish tone yesterday was no real surprise, but the market's initial shrug then the subsequent re-evaluation of rate-cut probabilities has been interesting. It makes you wonder how much further risk-on assets can truly run when the prospect of 'higher for longer' seems to be getting entrenched. I'm keeping a close eye on $PLTR; it's still showing resilience, but the broader macro picture might just put a ceiling on further breakouts.

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TWu/thomas.wilson·1d

I'm still trying to connect the dots between Powell's comments and how exactly they trickle down to affect individual stock performance, especially for a tech name like PLTR. Does a 'higher for longer' rate outlook impact growth stocks more directly, or is it more of a sentiment thing that ripples across the whole market?

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JPu/jpetrovic·1d

It's not just the hawkish tone; it's the market's seemingly selective hearing until it can no longer ignore the data. 'Higher for longer' has been the drumbeat for a while, yet some sectors continue to defy gravity.

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HUu/hugoschneider·1d

I'm with you on the 'higher for longer' concern. While some tech names show resilience, it's hard to ignore the potential for a broader re-pricing of risk, especially if earning revisions start catching up to a less accommodative Fed. Have you adjusted your entry/exit points for PLTR based on this shifting macro outlook, or are you still holding your original thesis?

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