“A $4.95 10-year note, the hedge that it has had to AI I think is really important”

Phil Kemporelli, J.P. Morgan Wealth Management · Closing Bell · Closing Bell Overtime: Markets Brace for Election Results 11/3/26

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recommended holding a $4.95 10-year Treasury note as a hedge to AI exposure

$4.95 10-year note

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