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The Stock Market Just Hit a Record Nobody’s Talking About

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Stocks have stopped moving together, and it’s as extreme as it’s been in 25 years. Nvidia, AMD and Apple are near all-time highs while Nike, Lululemon and McDonald’s go nowhere. Wall Street is calling it a stock picker’s market.

But correlation only gets this low when nobody is scared. The last two times it hit these levels, in February 2007 and January 2018, it ended with everything falling together, winners included.

In this video I break down what market correlation actually is, the numbers behind the record low, what happened in 2007 and 2018, and the three moves I’m making with my own money right now.

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20 Comments

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@BuchChuck 6 hours ago

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@Cskilv6 7 hours ago

Record-low correlation isn't a stock-picker's paradise; it's classic late-cycle complacency.
When dispersion peaks, history from 2007 and 2018 proves correlations inevitably snap back to 1.0, dragging mega-cap winners down alongside laggards.

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Targeting 13–24%+ non-directional yields insulates portfolios from correlation shocks completely.

@ed_morley 8 hours ago

Traders, what's your biggest challenge in the stock market right now: finding good entry points, knowing when to exit, or managing risk?

@ReidJustin 8 hours ago

Entering my first year of retirement, my biggest fear was sequence of returns risk with all the wild market turbulence we've seen in 2026. Setting up a strict 3-bucket strategy saved my sanity. I keep my short-term living expenses completely in cash equivalents, which gives me the peace of mind to actively trade my long-term bucket. Passively holding through these dips is a recipe for disaster, but capturing the volatility through short-term trading has been incredibly lucrative. I started earlier this year and managed to grow my trading allocation to a staggering $410k in just a few months. Thanks once again, Elena, Fenwick., for your consistent updates and continued support!

@unitedpvp1372 11 hours ago

animation guy is cooking.

@vidnovoc9815 9 hours ago

the new ai used by trading houses is creating much more random price movements to shake the money out of retails pockets. Stocks dont move the way any human would predict them to. for example micron had blow out earnings and fell, nvda the same and then a month later nvda came out with a share buy back and so it is moving up, but this was necessary because the trading houses completely ignored its fundamentals. If retail is in the stock, the stock aint moving, but the indexes are moving up. Since last November buying individual stocks has been much more difficult and only the best traders did really well.

@babybalrog 5 hours ago

great video, good perspective. thanks, for the lack of hype

@CM-zj5ys 8 hours ago

Great video!Thanks!

@RafeCruise 11 hours ago

Very informative episode. Thank you!

@goodyearspokane 9 hours ago (edited)

As an Aussie unfortunately we will only be able to pick up a few cheap dividend stocks in the crash with the loss of our 50% CGT discount next year ☹️

@MAAADFinance 9 hours ago

Awesome, thank you so much

@umsergio 9 hours ago

Thanks Collin 👌🙏

@renato_n.n 4 hours ago

What do you think about cybersecurity stocks current valuation?

@darrenhere5856 7 hours ago

LOL .. 🤣😂

@Pyrrhus1 11 hours ago

AVGO

@RK-um9tu 9 hours ago (edited)

Did you short the market or specific stocks? If yes, which ones and how much?
If no, there is absolutely reason for me to believe you or watch this video.

@jonnagap87 11 hours ago

If anything, doesn’t the strength of the index (by itself and relative to stock pickers) suggest the exact opposite?

That stock picking is much more riskier now and the being in the index is much better