“We went back to about 1995, collated all the data, and looked at each market, the amount of net issuance in any given year as a percentage of each market's sort of market cap in that given year.”

Odd Lots · What Wall Street Really Thinks About the AI Trade Now

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collated net-issuance data back to 1995 and plotted it as a percentage of market-cap versus interest rates

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