We're all aware of the general gist of the statement: If you miss the market's best 10 days, your returns are significantly reduced, so stay invested in the market.
Now we've already had 10 fantastic days this year. We've had more than 10 fantastic days. If we keep going up, we'll simply have experienced too many fantastic days this year, and thus our above axiom, which is resolute and ironclad, will be disproved.
That's as if saying 1=/=1. It cannot mathematically cannot happen.
Therefore, we have to experience a crash in the market in order to keep our world logically consistent — rather, what we observe historically is logically consistent, and thus future events must be logically consistent.
It's right there guys, the market has to crash. As to when or how much, that's unknown and open to interpretation.
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