American households are more reliant on stocks than ever, with their wealth now more concentrated in equities than housing ever was—thanks to soaring stock values, not active investment shifts. This makes them vulnerable: market gains fuel spending, but crashes could hit budgets harder than before. The current risk? AI-driven tech stocks, whose volatility could ripple through portfolios—even diversified index funds may not be enough. Analysts warn that a stumble by major tech players could be more damaging than past crises, as AI investments face scrutiny. Yet some advisors still urge holding, citing late-bull-market gains and real profits today, unlike the dot-com era.
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