Nothing is ever certain. While it's true they've been buying opportunities, there's been plenty of deep corrections over the last 10 years. They same was true in Japan in the 80s. But sure. This is a bull market and it is rigged to the upside. No denying that.
I'm thinking next stop is around 3560 - Then we'll have a drop that will be good for about 70 points. And then on towards 3800
If you believe that's a "100% certainty", you should have liquidated all assets that you can, borrowed as much money as possible, and are currently 100% long SPX 4500 call options expiring in 2 years.
Not agreeing or disagreeing with the "100% certainty" call made by @candles, but he did not say straight up from here. Far-dated options may see "better" buying opportunities than the current pricing, even if the opportunity is in the form of a less than 20% sell-off/bear.
This market is incredibly bullish at the moment. Too bullish - some may say. Even irrational. We made new ATHs this week and closed at top of the range. Not only that - but we have 5 consecutive higher weekly closes where the low came early in the week. The last 4 times this have happened in recent times the market made a new high the next week and closed higher 3/4 times. So, on that basis alone there's no strong bearish bias yet.
I've found a new theme sound for your top calls, @volente_00 You do know what happened at the end of that story though, yes?