#MarketGreedRising

#MarketGreedRising:

After months of uncertainty, it seems the market is back in full risk-on mode. The fear that dominated headlines just a few quarters ago has now flipped into a roaring appetite for risk, as investors chase returns in high-growth tech, speculative plays, and anything with a hint of momentum. Volatility is down, valuations are stretching, and the phrase "this time it's different" is echoing once again in financial circles.

Retail participation is climbing, IPOs are heating up, and AI-related stocks are trading at eye-watering multiples. Meanwhile, fundamentals are being sidelined in favor of hype and FOMO. If this sounds familiar, it's because we’ve been here before—euphoria rarely ends well. But while the music is playing, no one wants to leave the dance floor.

Institutional flows show increasing leverage, options volume is breaking records, and even meme stocks are seeing a second (or third) wind. This behavior points not just to optimism, but to something more aggressive: greed.

Markets may still trend higher, but the signs are becoming harder to ignore. When fundamentals decouple from price, when every dip is bought without hesitation, and when caution is dismissed as pessimism, the stage is often set for a harsh correction.

Stay sharp.