The US stock market is celebrating its third anniversary of the bull run, with the S&P 500 Index soaring 83% since Oct. 12, 2022, adding $28 trillion in market value. However, concerns arise as the market is at its highest trailing P/E ratio ever in the third year of a bull market. Wall Street experts debate whether the rally is too fast and too far, with wild cards like Trump’s tariff threats, the US government shutdown, and upcoming earnings season contributing to market volatility. Some suggest rebalancing portfolios and broadening gains beyond tech giants to mitigate risks.

Professional investors are cautious but optimistic about the future of the market, with history showing bull markets typically last around 4.6 years and deliver significant returns. The current bull run has reached three years, returning 83%, leaving room for further advancement. While concerns about rising yields and valuations exist, broadening breadth and diversifying investments are seen as crucial steps to sustain the market’s growth.

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