Higher long yields are supposed to crush equities. $QQQ is ignoring the script near $703 with the 10Y grinding to 4.60%, VIX smashed 6.5% to 17.55, and small caps barely green. That's not late-cycle concentration. It's mid-cycle durability in the cash-flow compounders. Vol control funds just got forced to add risk, and they buy the liquid names first. I think QQQ keeps leading while IWM lags into Thursday claims and Friday PMIs. If growth data misses, breadth breaks before multiples do. What's your side of this split?
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