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Risk assets got hit hard today and the Nasdaq led the breakdown.

We opened firm, then collapsed, tried to stabilize, and failed. Energy rolled over, metals followed, and the whole tape turned risk-off without a clean headline to point to.

When you get a broad selloff with no obvious “reason,” the move itself is the message. If the market can’t bounce and hold after that kind of break, the character has changed. If it reclaims the breakdown levels quickly, it was a flush—not a trend shift.

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