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No, you don't need an exclamation mark. Particularly in English. Nor ellipsis (...) or anything special. It's a simple statement in every sense. In fact, if it's displayed in a standalone box, you could even omit any stop rather than put something unnecessarily flamboyant!!!

Warning! This is an example where it might be warranted, but a colon (:) is still better.

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