How $100 Oil Just Repriced Tech: This Is Rotation, Not Liquidation—Confirmation Could Come Next Week
Gav Blaxberg says a 2.15% Nasdaq drop feels broad until you look beneath it. Capital did not leave the market. It moved toward cash flow visibility, pricing power, and backlogs.
When oil prices went up, some people moved their money from expensive tech stocks to companies with stronger earnings and real products. Watch if this keeps happening—it shows whether investors are just reshuffling or actually worried.
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