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@variancetechnologies: Near the top of speculative cycles: Investors tend to flock to a handful of outperforming stocks, like Nvidia and Tesla. Everyone wants a piece of the action, which leads to more and more money being concentrated in these big winners. This can make the market riskier, as any drop in those stocks could have a bigger impact on overall performance. #stocks #nvidia #investing

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