Recent discussions among financial analysts highlight concerns regarding the Federal Reserve's monetary policy and its impact on asset bubbles. Analysts argue that the Fed's failure to tighten monetary policy early enough has contributed to significant bubbles in various markets. Additionally, there are criticisms directed at Gary Gensler for allowing complex financial instruments, referred to as 'weaponized gamma,' to proliferate over the past five years. Some experts believe that the current situation could have been mitigated with reduced government spending and less money printing by the Federal Reserve. The ongoing dialogue suggests that a correction in asset prices is now inevitable due to these governmental and financial missteps.