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Despite obstacles, the bull market turns 5

By Steve Rothwell
Published March 9, 2014 8:44am ET
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Despite obstacles, the bull market turns 5
NEW YORK (AP) — Happy 5th birthday, bull market. The current bull run is not the longest, or strongest in history, but it has survived a near default by the U.S. government, a debt crisis in Europe, and a war in Syria. Despite all the obstacles thrown in its way, this bull market is now […]

NEW YORK (AP) — Happy 5th birthday, bull market.

The current bull run is not the longest, or strongest in history, but it has survived a near default by the U.S. government, a debt crisis in Europe, and a war in Syria.

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