If you're between 18 and 48, you might want to pay closer attention to what's happening right now.

Not because of some doomsday narrative or artificial urgency. Rather, market windows like this simply don't arrive with regularity.

Years pass. Then suddenly—volatility, opportunity, irrational exuberance all converge. You'll witness rallies that feel unstoppable. You'll see euphoria spreading through communities, with everyone convinced "this time is different." But that's only part of the story.

Market cycles compress years of psychology into months. If you're young enough to recover from mistakes and old enough to understand consequences, the positioning you make during these windows compounds differently than during quiet years.

The next few years probably won't look like the last few. Pay attention—not from fear, but from genuine awareness that these moments define long-term outcomes.