In previous articles, I've highlighted the strong correlation between the direction of bond yields and the return to Free Cash Flow yield (FCF yield - Free Cash Flow per share divided by current share price). This correlation is because value stocks, with their shorter-duration cash flows, are more resilient to increasing rates than growth stocks with longer-duration cash flows. This post is an update about what stocks appear to be pricing for the direction of interest rates.
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