The S&P 500 just hit a record high of 7,758 — up 13% this year. So is it too expensive to buy now? Here's what 37 years of data actually says happens after the market hits a new high, why Warren Buffett has never cared about the S&P's record, and the one dot-com era example that shows why abandoning your plan over a headline can cost you more than the "expensive" market ever would. In this episode:
- What history shows about buying at record highs (1988–2024)
- Why the S&P's P/E ratio has investors watching valuations
- The $10,000 investment from the 2000 peak — and what it's worth today
- The 3 questions to ask before you change your investment plan
Past performance is not indicative of future results. This is for informational purposes only and is not investment advice.
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