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05-10

The Nasdaq hitting highs again looks strong on the surface, but I think this is where discipline matters most.

I’m not automatically bearish here, but I also don’t think “market making new highs” is a reason by itself to chase.

For me, the real question is whether leadership is still broadening, or if money is just crowding harder into the same quality names again.

If breadth keeps improving, dips may stay buyable.

If it stays narrow, I think chasing gets riskier from here.

Are people here still buying strength, or starting to wait for better entries?

S&P and Nasdaq Keep Hitting New Highs: Time to Watch Out for Risks?
In the previous trading session, both the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite reached intraday and closing all-time highs. Despite ongoing Middle East conflicts and oil prices remaining elevated — fueling investors’ inflation concerns — U.S. equities continued to climb. Looking ahead, investor Peter Mallouk believes chip stocks still have room to run. The current bull market is being supported by a handful of strong performers. Some warn that risks are rising, while others argue crowded trades could keep pushing higher. What’s your take?
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