Russell 2000 bottom?

There was a big rise yesterday against interest rates. I was able to make a profit when I often shorted while watching over 10 years of US government bonds...

I think the market probably judged that government bonds of 10 years or more had bottomed out (personal capital inflow into long-term ETFs at the past level 1 level) and that retail was good was also well received.

Certainly, even from the FED and the US government, I don't think 5% of 30 years of interest on regional banks or debt is acceptable (recently, pigeon support from senior FED officials), and everyone is thinking about it properly.

However, when I compared the chart with 10-year US bonds, the inverse correlation was delayed by about 1W, so why was the short position maintained for a while?

Pay attention to the canaries in the coal mine. (SOXX is a true canary, but...)