For decades, banks were considered "too big to fail." Has the stock market joined that list? Julie Hyman, Rohan Goswami, and Pras Subramanian debate a provocative new idea gaining attention on Wall Street: whether record levels of stock ownership have fundamentally changed how governments might respond to the next major market crash. The conversation explores whether the Federal Reserve could ever buy equity ETFs, how moral hazard changes investor behavior, and why some believe the biggest risk today is that markets expect to be rescued. Timestamps 00:00 Has the market become too big to fail? 00:50 Would the Fed buy stocks? 01:50 The moral hazard problem 02:56 Why AI changes the equation 04:35 Could governments step in? 05:50 Has investing changed forever? 07:21 The risk nobody is pricing in #stocks #stockmarket #federalreserve #investing #wallstreet #markets #economy #yahoofinance == AlphaSpace by Yahoo Finance: A Professional-Grade Investment Platform Built for Everyday Investors. 👉 https://finance.yahoo.com/about/promos/gold/alphaspace?ncid=100003571