Tekedia Capital flags elevated US equity allocations as raising market correction risk

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  • Tekedia Capital flagged elevated US equity allocations across household, institutional, and retirement portfolios, raising risks of a sharp market correction.
  • Concentration has tilted toward US large-cap indices such as the S&P 500, reflecting passive fund dominance and systematic inflows.
  • Higher post-Fed tightening interest rates weaken equity relative value, while stretched valuations increase sensitivity to earnings disappointment.
  • Narrow leadership by mega-cap technology firms boosts correlation risk, leaving portfolios less diversified than headline index exposure suggests.
  • Leverage and volatility-triggered selling could amplify drawdowns, with stress testing urged as cross-asset correlations converge in risk-off moves.


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