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  38%−1.3%

  Selloff Extends

  The most likely near-term path is further de-risking after the Nasdaq 100 enters correction territory and investors reassess AI spending, valuations, and bond yields. Apple holding the market-cap lead over Nvidia reinforces a rotation away from the highest-duration AI winners rather than ending the broader tech pressure.

  Technology −1.7% · Consumer Cyclicals −0.4% · Finance −0.3%

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  32%+1.5%

  Relief Bounce

  Dip buyers step in after the rapid drawdown, helped by positioning resets and a modest pullback in yields. The rebound is plausible because the headline reflects a sharp mark-to-market adjustment rather than a specific earnings failure or systemic funding shock.

  Technology +1.8% · Consumer Cyclicals +0.6% · Finance +0.5%

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  18%+0.2%

  Megacap Divergence

  The market distinguishes between Apple’s cash-flow durability and Nvidia’s AI-cycle sensitivity instead of treating megacap tech as one trade. This produces relative performance shifts but only limited broad-market spillover.

  Technology +0.2%

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  12%−1.8%

  Disorderly Deleveraging

  A lower-probability tail is that systematic funds, options hedging, and risk-parity de-leveraging amplify the selloff. This would be a market-structure event rather than a fundamental collapse, so shocks remain material but below crisis-scale moves.

  Technology −2.6% · Consumer Cyclicals −1.4% · Finance −1.0%

Each figure is the modeled move of the S&P 500 if it happens. For information only. Not investment advice.