Also worth asking here is what are you measuring the financial markets by ?
If you're looking at the big brand shares like the FAANGs, or most recently Nvidia, then that is all meaningless nonsense. Never, ever, try to read something into the movement of those shares, its a fools game.
Second, but related to the first, don't forget that the NASDAQ is dragged up and down by the big tech brands, so take NASDAQ movements with a pinch of salt too.
There are also in general many sectors out there where valuations and expectations are unrealistically high. Its not all plain sailing.
If you're looking at the big brand shares like the FAANGs, or most recently Nvidia, then that is all meaningless nonsense. Never, ever, try to read something into the movement of those shares, its a fools game.
Second, but related to the first, don't forget that the NASDAQ is dragged up and down by the big tech brands, so take NASDAQ movements with a pinch of salt too.
There are also in general many sectors out there where valuations and expectations are unrealistically high. Its not all plain sailing.