18 Years of Bull run powered Fed loose monetary policy and end result?, unrealistic market valuations, risk taking being rewarded with no downside, investment is diverted to unproductive assets such as bitcoin, income gap between rich and poor all time high, customer confidence all time low. I think this bull run is heading down a cliff and might take US with it. If you want to know how bad things are for US public in general, just look at who got elected president twice, near impossibility in normal times
The market is manipulated to hell and there is so much money out there now that unless something truly catastrophic happens, it's never going down again.
Hell, look at COVID. During a world wide economic shutdown, every single stock saw ATHs repeatedly. You could've thrown money at damn near anything and made crazy money. They just printed until the arrow went up. Then it pulled back a little, people reloaded, and it saw ATHs again.
Line no go down no more.
Don't listen to there regards. Drown out the noise of these regards. You didn't buy these stocks because you think they'll go up another 15-20%. So who cares if they go down 20-30% in the near term. I think the AI hardware cycle will eventually slow, and you'll have to prepare, but that's a couple years away. I put an additional $30k into MU at ATH and $10k into MRVL at ATH a couple weeks ago and I'm already 10% on both despite being down 10% on them. Just chill.