I think AI leaders will continue to outperform in the near term as long as earnings growth and demand remain strong. However, a rising $S&P 500(.SPX)$ does not necessarily mean the entire market is healthy. I would rather focus on companies with solid fundamentals than blindly follow the index to new highs.

Personally, I remain bullish on AI and semiconductors, but I am mindful of valuation risks after such a strong rally. I prefer to accumulate quality stocks gradually on pullbacks rather than chase momentum, while maintaining diversification to manage risk.

For me, the real opportunity lies in finding companies that can turn AI demand into sustainable earnings growth. I will watch whether market participation broadens, while staying patient, managing risk, and prioritizing consistency over short-term excitement.

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