Welcome back. Major indices rebounding off those session lows at the open this morning, trying to save off some back-to-back weekly losses. Should we be treating this as a buying opportunity.Joining us this morning, Wilmington Trust chief investment strategist Megan Shu is with us. Help make some sense of this Friday. Megan, what is your sense about where we are and what needs to happen to bring more stability, get that VIX a little bit lower.Um, yeah, Carl, I think actually in the short term, a little bit ...

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Carol, there there's been a lot going on the past few weeks. A lot of talk of a market bubble, whether we've hit the peak in the bull market. How concerned should investors be with this latest off.Because a lot of strategists have also been telling us that a pullback was coming sooner than later, >> right. Well, a pullback would be normal, especially when you look at the energy that's been deployed coming off of those April lows. So, some sort of a pullback in here would be natural.It's important though and ...

and vulnerable to pullbacks. Those pullbacks are a possible buying opportunity. Joining me now is Larry Adam, the chief investment officer over at Raymond James Financial.Larry, the interesting part about this question and segment here is juxtaposing against what's happening in Washington DC as we've done here. How exactly are the markets dealing with what's happening in Washington and still hovering at or near record highs. So taking both of those, the first one, when you look at what's happening with with ...

The signs were there for a pullback.Peter Schiff euphoria, ppl standing in line outside to buy.I like $3600-$3700, if we get a really sharp pullback as deep as $3200-$3400 is monthly demand. https://t.co/LxpzC5StiRMayne (@Tradermayne):Gold chart looks like this, Peter Schiff reaching insane levels of insufferability and people are lining up to buy physical gold.I'm thinking the top is close.No interest in standing in front of a train but this rally is long in the tooth. https://t.co/31QdWm3tKr ...

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Katie Stockton, Fair Lead Strategies founder and managing partner and a CNBC contributor. You're just the person I could ask. Um, have you compiled statistics on people correctly calling bubbles.And is it above 0% for for people being right at least immediately. It's never happened in the history of the world, has it. >> It's like a bubble of people calling bubbles, right.And >> that's right. It is. which means it isn't which means it's not going to pop anytime soon probably right >> but it does feel like a ...

The US stocks rally has been so relentless that even the bullish types have been on edge about a sharp pullback. https://t.co/Q6TUzBCGca ...

Warren Pies is 314 Research's co-founder. He joins us now. I'm looking at 3.3% down on the NASDAQ.Is that what catches your eye the most. Yeah, thanks for having me. It it does.I mean, that's where the leadership's been. So, it's not surprising to see that's what's um giving the most back. You know, when I when I I it's a little bit of a stressful day, I guess, but when I zoom out and look at the market and where we've come from, we've gone now 119 trading days in a row without a 3% pullback on the S&P 500. ...