U.S. stocks hit a new all-time high: Wall Street wins again, or are risks just hidden?

The expectation of reopening the Strait of Hormuz has boosted market sentiment, and U.S. stocks have once again reached historic highs. Every time new highs are achieved, the same question arises: can we still buy?
From historical experience, hitting new highs itself is not scary. What’s truly frightening is everyone thinking that new highs are scary. The most common thing the capital market likes to do is continue rising when most people are hesitant. Improved expectations for energy transportation, a rebound in global risk appetite, and funds naturally flow back into risk assets.
But investors also need to understand that high levels do not mean safety, and low levels do not mean cheap. Market sentiment often moves faster than fundamentals. For ordinary investors, rather than guessing the top every day, it’s better to focus on whether the trend is changing. Because many people have successfully avoided risks, but in doing so, they also missed the entire bull market. #分享美股交易赢英伟达股票