Earl Davis

Head of Fixed Income, BMO Global Asset Management
· tracked since Feb 2026
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ORCL long +49.7%
TLT short +5.1%
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Average Return +27.4% Long Return +49.7% Short Return +5.1%
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30d +1.8%
90d +14.1%
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Feb 17
$89.87
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Davis states, "As we approach 3.90 [on the 10-year], we go more and more underweight." Koesterich says, "I would be cautious about this rally in the 10-year, particularly as we get down to 4%." The market is pricing in aggressive cuts and a flight to safety that contradicts the reality of supply issuance and persistent inflation floors. Davis argues yields below 4% are not sustainable without a crash, making this a selling opportunity. SHORT duration at these levels. A geopolitical shock or rapid recession could force yields lower (flight to quality).
Davis states, "As we approach 3.90 [on the 10-year], we go more and more underweight." Koesterich says, "I would be cautious about this rally in the 10-year, particularly as we get down to 4%." The market is pricing in aggressive cuts and a flight to safety that contradicts the reality of supply issuance and persistent inflation floors. Davis argues yields below 4% are not sustainable without a crash, making this a selling opportunity. SHORT duration at these levels. A geopolitical shock or rapid recession could force yields lower (flight to quality).
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Long
Feb 17
$153.97
+49.7%
Davis mentions Oracle bonds trade about 200 basis points over 30-year bonds and 100 basis points over Meta equivalent bonds. He is comfortable with the "revenue generated by the future of AI supporting the spend." The spread offers a significant cushion and reward for risk compared to tighter tech credits. LONG ORCL Credit. AI revenue fails to materialize to cover capex debts.
Davis mentions Oracle bonds trade about 200 basis points over 30-year bonds and 100 basis points over Meta equivalent bonds. He is comfortable with the "revenue generated by the future of AI supporting the spend." The spread offers a significant cushion and reward for risk compared to tighter tech credits. LONG ORCL Credit. AI revenue fails to materialize to cover capex debts.
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