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International diversification remains a key strategy. Markets like Japan, South Korea, Singapore, and Malaysia offer promising alternatives, especially when informed by strategic signals such as actions from chief financial officers (CFOs). For instance, if CFOs begin issuing new stock, it might suggest their shares are overvalued, signaling caution. Conversely, if smart money starts pulling out, a correction could be imminent.

Aligning Investment Strategies with Market Realities

Rather than fixating on predicting a bubble or crash, investors should focus on sound fundamentals: read price action, identify consistent trends, and manage risk appropriately. Listening to one's convictions—knowing their risk tolerance and investment goals—is crucial.