Investors pessimism in rise after the record highs in shares

The rally started from the presidential election has reached the highest levels in US stocks.

Dow made a new record of 21,000 points on Wednesday for the first time in history.

The weekly survey of American investors found that they expect stock prices to fall over the next six months. AAII Bearish indicator increased by over 3 percentage points to 35.6 percent.

Pessimism in investors reached a level that was reached in October last year, while bullish sentiment fell and neutrals are relatively unchanged.

Many investors and analysts have indicated that the ambitious promises of Trump are the main motivator for the market rally. However, some investors appear increasingly skeptical about the prospect of so-called "Trump rally."

Marc Faber, editor of The Gloom, Boom & Doom, said on Thursday that markets fail three critical trends that suggest a correction soon. He also said that market expectations for the administration of Trump, the US economy and foreign currencies all can contribute to the reversal of the markets.

On the other hand, in contrast to the bearish sentiment, some Berkshire Hathaway argued that "miraculous" boom in the US economy will continue.

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