A Bloomberg Markets Pulse survey on September 11 revealed that approximately one-fifth of traders surveyed would have their personal portfolio alarms triggered and be prompted to reduce equity holdings if the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield slightly exceeds 6%. The median response from 122 participants was 6.5%, with over half believing yields would need to rise to between 6% and 8.24% to necessitate a substantial adjustment to their positions. This contrasts sharply with the respondents' perceived threshold for a 10% drop in the S&P 500 (in the 5% to 5.75% range), suggesting individual investors have a higher tolerance for risk with their own capital.