How much more can the US stock market rise in the end, no one really knows. Wall Street went from 5000 to 6600. This shows how baseless the targets are. Therefore, with the US having money to blow bubbles together, it is possible to reach 8000 or 10000 on the S&P. The issue is that bubbles will eventually burst, and Ponzi schemes will eventually be exposed. Not knowing when does not mean it won't happen. Hopefully, you can escape in time, rather than jumping off the ship prematurely.

Perhaps just a second entry into the palace. The biggest possibility/hope is a larger internal conflict. The decline of the USA is no longer reversible by anyone, the best outcome is to bring the whole world down together, or slow down the pace of decline.

What is steady investment? Does it have to be buying ETFs?

The main demand for bitcoins comes from money laundering purposes. The sole purpose of the so-called technological content is to prevent dirty money from being tracked. The more turbulent the world, the more dirty money there is. The more fragmented the world is, the greater the demand for dirty money.

In the US stock market, you can only rely on the FAANG stocks, so the FAANG stocks will not crash. The US stock market also cannot stop. If it stops, the result is a crash. Therefore, as long as the US stock market does not crash, the FAANG stocks can only rise. If the US stock market crashes, it doesn't matter what you buy. Moreover, large cap stocks are relatively resistant to decline.

Now it is something that only involves input, without any output. The only appearance is being able to brag!! (

The widening interest rate spread will further lead to inflation.

Will the current asset bubble collapse? If combined with globalization, I believe this kind of asset speculation will ultimately be unsustainable. The biggest losers of this bubble collapse are the owners of bubble assets, while the apparent losers are the banks that inflate the bubble. This is the trend, not something that can be disguised by making financial statements look good. Just like boeing and the 2007 financial crisis.