The new high in the US stock market, frankly, is because carbon-based consumption has slowed down, while silicon-based consumption is still charging on credit, machines are more willing to spend money than people. People can buy fewer clothes, eat out less, change phones less, but GPU usage can't decrease, data centers can't decrease, and the electricity bills for giants like Microsoft, Meta, Amazon, and Google can't be reduced.

It's actually quite profitable here, as long as you don't constantly see yourself as a Wall Street genius. Don't always try to chase the most volatile stocks, don't buy too small or too weird tickets. When big stocks are trapped, just go back to work or school, don't start doubting life when prices fall. This is often how the US stock market works—today it traps you, tomorrow it pretends to be dead, and a month later, it quietly hits new highs again.
A lot of money isn't made by your daily trades; it's made by avoiding mistakes and staying alive.
Sometimes, the most valuable thing in trading isn't judgment but not messing around. In the end, you'll find that the biggest upgrade in US consumption isn't in shopping malls but in data centers.
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