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Boy, oh boy, here we go. Has the stock market hit the top? And should you be scared?

Brent, I am so excited about this because it is inevitable. We come through a year of positive market performance, maybe a couple years of positive market performance.

And we see some that says, uh-oh, markets hit an all-time high. And then boom, all of a sudden,

the naysayers start naysaying and the headlines start turning negative. And I feel like that's

exactly where we are right now. Well, look, I'm old enough that we've hit so many all-time highs that I've kind of gotten numb to it.

But with that all-time high, you know, spree that we've been on through my entire lifetime,

by the way, there's a clue with just that statement right there.

There's also the ongoing trend that every time we hit all-time highs,

the trolls crawl out from under the bridges and start throwing mud against, hey, this is not

sustainable. Disasters headed our way to the point that I was actually well-done content team

when I saw these slot headlines that are actually out there because I was like, why are we doing this topic? And then y'all showed me the headlines. I was like, okay, yeah, let's do this topic. Yeah, so here are some headlines we've seen recently. The 26 bear market, nobody sees coming, parentheses, except for this Wall Street veteran, because, you know, he's got it figured out. Or what about this one?

We may witness stock market history in 2026 with a potential bursting of not one, not two, but three bubbles at the same time.

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