Let's get into it. Your word of the day is breath. What are you looking at.>> Well, you know, we've seen almost three years now where markets have been led primarily by mag 7, hyperscalers, big tech, and throughout the past few months, we've starting to see the market broaden out a little bit. And I really want to see that take place in 2026. >> We've seen financials, industrials, and and some AI adjacent starting to get involved in the game a little bit.>> All right. So, you're you're looking at for the ma ...

for some insights and stats on the markets. Let's bring in Ryan Dietrich, chief market strategist at Carson Group. Ryan, good to see you. >> Good to be here.Always enjoy your fine cities. >> Yes. And uh glad to have you uh along with the masses that that come this time of year.>> It's crowded out there. >> Um so if we were to get to a new high in the S&P by the end of the year, we're talking about eight and a half trading sessions until we're done. It's like a 3% move.So I mean, what gives you confidence if ...

The central question facing investors heading into 2026 is whether market performance will finally extend beyond the handful of megacap technology companies that have dominated returns for the past three years. "The contribution to total return of the Mag Seven has overwhelmed the other 493 companies in the market,†said Paul Baiocchi, head of fund sales and strategy at SS&C Alps Advisors, during November 11's episode of ETF Prime. The key question is whether areas like small-caps, developed ex-U.S. equities ...