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It feels like this rally can't lose.




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Record highs. AI mania. Another green day on Wall Street.



It feels like this rally can't lose.



Yet, every major bull market in modern history has ended exactly the same way.



The dot-com boom felt unstoppable — until 2000 erased trillions in wealth in a
matter of months.1



The housing rally felt unstoppable — until 2008 wiped out years of gains just
as fast.2

The longest bull market ever recorded felt unstoppable — until 2020 proved
nothing lasts forever.3,4



Nobody rings a bell at the top. Nobody sends a warning text.



By the time you see it happening, it's already happened to your portfolio.



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P.S. Every major downturn in market history looked exactly like this
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Sources:

1 Dot-com crash (2000): The Dot-Com Crash of 2000-2002 — Money Morning
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2 Housing crash (2008): Crisis wiped out 18 years of household-wealth gains —
Gulf News
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3 Longest bull market ended (2020): This May Be the Longest Bear Market in
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4 Longest bull market ended (2020): Analyzing the Current Bull Market
Duration, Gains and Historic — TradingView
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