Stocks may be at all-time highs, but there are still good buying opportunities out there.

Major indexes are hovering at all-time highs, and there are plenty of signs of a bubble forming. First, the cyclically adjusted price-to-earnings ratio, or CAPE , which takes the last 10 years of earnings into account, is at its highest point ever except for the peak of the dot-com bubble.

Valuations for development-stage companies with barely any revenue like quantum computing, electric vertical takeoff and landing ( eVTOL ) vehicles, and small modular nuclear reactors have all soared. Finally, investors now seem to be ignoring signs of a weakening economy, including a slowing job market.

However, stocks could continue to move higher, given that AI demand remains robust, and Fed interest rate

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