The year's opening isn't breaking any patterns. Wall Street rolled into the new year firing on all cylinders, maintaining the bullish momentum that carried through 2025. Confidence remains elevated. The money keeps flowing. But here's the kicker—nobody seems to know when this synchronized rally across stocks, bonds, and commodities actually peaks.

Last year proved that different asset classes could move in tandem, defying the traditional playbook. Correlation hasn't been this tight in years. Yet that same synchronization is exactly what makes traders nervous. When everything moves together, everything breaks together. The bigger question haunting market participants right now: how much runway is left? Is this momentum self-sustaining, or are we just riding borrowed confidence on borrowed time?