The S&P 500 (SPX) bottomed in March of 2009 at 666, the Devil’s Bottom as it has become known. As of this past week’s record closing high, the S&P 500 stands close to 4,020. That’s a gain of more than 500%, and if we include dividends, it’s now up more than 660% from the March 2009 bottom. Many are still…
With 4,000 On the Record Books, What Now?
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