I’m staying cautiously bullish rather than turning bearish. After such a strong rally, I agree the near-term risk/reward is less attractive, especially with the 10-year yield near 4.8% and the Fed back in focus. September could bring more volatility, so I’m prepared for a pullback rather than chasing strength.

I don’t think the AI story is broken yet. I’m watching whether AI leaders can turn massive capex into sustainable revenue and earnings growth. If the fundamentals remain strong, I would view weakness as an opportunity to accumulate rather than exit.

My approach is to manage position size, keep some cash ready, and add selectively during meaningful pullbacks. I’m not trying to predict the exact top — I’d rather use September volatility to build my high-conviction semiconductor and AI positions for the longer term.

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