Investors can exit the stock market for plenty of reasons, but the Federal Reserve's monetary policy shouldn't be one of them, Josh Brown of Fusion Analytics said on CNBC.
"If you want to get out of this market, do it because of overvaluation, a little too much momentum or you're seeing a little bit of change in terms of leadership. But don't do it because you think the Fed's about to yank the punchbowl away. It's very unrealistic."
