Forget the K-shaped economy narrative. What we're actually seeing is something more extreme—call it the I-shaped economy. You've got this tiny dot at the very top performing incredibly well, crushing it across the board. Then there's the rest of the market represented by that long vertical line, limping along and barely holding its own. The gap between the winners and everyone else isn't widening anymore; it's become a chasm. This kind of extreme concentration has serious implications for asset allocation and risk management in volatile markets.