Ryan Knudson

And then, you know, there's a shakeout to figure out who the real winners and losers are.

I mean, you know, look at the internet bubble, which not wrong, but just still a bubble.

Do you think the AI bubble could be like the dot-com bubble in 2000?

So we got, I want to turn to some questions that we got from the audience about how to invest in 2026.

We got this question from Renan Ulrich who asks, what's the low volatility sleep well at night investment portfolio?

Basically, what's the safest thing you can do this year?

What about people who are not currently in the market right now?

The stock market is reaching record highs all the time.

It's more expensive than it's ever been.

Is now an okay time to get in or should people wait until the market goes down?

We got a question along these lines from Lance Robertson in Eugene, Oregon.

Shout out to the Ducks.

Go Ducks.

Capital gains.

Right.

So we've talked a lot about like, when is the stock market going to fall?

Is it going to fall?

Is there a bubble that might burst?

But we've got this interesting question from Stephen Baranek, who takes a bit of a different angle.

And in fact- Even in an environment where more and more people are constantly putting money in?