Brayden Dennis

seemed to be completely brushed off.

Yeah, I mean, it's hard to say.

I think right now the markets, I guess, you know, I kind of think because, you know, I play, you know, poker like every now and then.

And I think there is a very similar thing with poker and investing and just that relate to markets is in poker fear drives action.

So it could be fear of losing money or fear of looking stupid, like whatever.

You have to figure out what fear is driving a certain player.

And then you kind of act accordingly.

And I think the market is the same way.

Right.

So right now, I think the fear of missing out on this amazing AI trade on this revolution.

I mean, every day you look at the stock market, you see semiconductors are just crushing it, just going up.

And that fear of missing out is just overtaking everything else.

But as soon as you.

It's a pendulum.

The markets are always like that.

So right now we're on the high pendulum and that fear of missing out is just throwing to the side all kinds of perception of risks in the market.

Just making investor disregard that.

And then at some point it will go to the other side and where fear of capital loss, losing money will take over.

And that's when- Isn't that FOOP?

Fear of overpaying?