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The S&P 500’s top 10 companies now represent over 40% of the index — the highest market concentration in modern history. What does that mean for investors? In this episode of Gimme Some Truth, we break down market concentration risk, the CAPE ratio (Shiller P/E), and how today’s valuations compare to the dot-com bubble. With U.S. large-cap stocks trading at historically elevated levels, we explore whether international diversification, emerging markets, and value-oriented strategies may offer better risk-adjusted opportunities. If you’re concerned about overexposure to the Magnificent Seven, high valuations, or portfolio risk heading into 2026, this discussion will help you think strategically about global asset allocation and long-term investing. 🎯 What You’ll Learn: What market concentration risk means for the S&P 500 How today compares to the 2000 dot-com bubble What the CAPE ratio (Shiller P/E) tells us about valuations U.S. CAPE (~40) vs. Germany (~19.7) and emerging markets Why international diversification may matter more than ever Lessons from 2000–2009 (U.S. -1% vs. emerging markets +9% annually) How we are positioning portfolios for 2026 📊 Key Investment Insights: S&P 500 forward P/E: ~31.5x Portfolio positioning: ~18–19x P/E Increased exposure to developed and emerging international markets Rotation toward quality stocks, value investing, and dividend strength Maintaining U.S. exposure while reducing concentration risk ⚖️ A Balanced Perspective: AI may be structurally transformative (not just hype) Mega-cap tech companies remain strategically positioned Diversification does not mean abandoning U.S. markets Global allocation may reduce volatility and valuation risk ⏱️ CHAPTERS: 0:00 Introduction 17:47 Market Concentration Risk Explained 18:17 Understanding the CAPE Ratio (Shiller P/E) 18:51 Historical S&P 500 Concentration Levels 19:44 Dot-Com Bubble Comparison (2000 vs Today) 20:52 Why the CAPE Ratio Matters for Investors 21:15 U.S. vs International Valuations 22:06 Emerging Markets Opportunity 22:49 Lessons from 2000–2009 Market Returns 27:14 Our Portfolio Strategy for 2026 28:17 Quality & Value Rotation Explained 29:21 Why We’re Not Abandoning U.S. Markets 30:10 Portfolio Valuation Metrics Compared to S&P 500 31:36 AI & Long-Term Growth Potential 33:04 India vs U.S. Market Valuations 35:07 Final Thoughts on Diversification 📚 Read the full Market Outlook: https://walknercondon.com/blog/the-ri... 📞 Schedule a portfolio review: www.walknercondon.com #MarketConcentration #Diversification #InternationalInvesting #CAPERatio #SP500 #PortfolioManagement #InvestmentStrategy SUBSCRIBE: @walknercondon For more on this topic and others check out the blog on our website: https://walknercondon.com/blog/ Visit our website for more financial planning resources and educational information: https://www.walknercondon.com ———————————————— ADD US ON: LinkedIn: / walkner-condon-financial-advisors-llc Facebook: / walknercondon