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The capital is not leaving AI—it is moving down the capital structure.

In this episode of Market Pulse, we examine a striking shift in investor positioning: money rotating away from richly valued technology stocks and toward the debt financing the data-center boom. Rather than abandoning the AI thesis, investors appear to be searching for a more defensive way to participate—favoring contractual income, asset-backed exposure, and greater protection if growth expectations disappoint.

We break down what this rotation says about equity valuations, risk appetite, and the enormous funding requirements behind AI infrastructure. We also explore the implications for mega-cap technology companies, data-center developers, utilities, private-credit lenders, and the broader credit market.

Is this simply a healthy rotation—or an early warning that the most crowded trade in the market is beginning to crack?

Market Pulse explains what moved, why it matters, and what investors should watch next.

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