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      <title>The Big Short, Again: What 5% Treasuries Are Really Telling Us</title>
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      <description>Everyone wants the next Big Short. But 2008 was never a housing story — it was a leverage story. With the US 10-year above 5% and the cost of money at two-decade highs, the parallel is not the subprime borrower. It is the fine print, the funding mismatch, and the people who think they can sell before the music stops.</description>
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