Stock bull market marks four years as analysts weigh its future
Markets have climbed roughly 120% since the October 2022 low, and some analysts say reaching a fifth year may be tough.
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What happened
The stock market bull run turned four years old on Monday, with the S&P 500 up almost 120% since its closing low on October 12, 2022. Market breadth has weakened, with just a few S&P 500 companies pushing the index to new highs. Commentators differ, with some saying a fifth year may be challenging while others point to history suggesting further gains.
Why it matters
One commentator argues that staying invested is more important than trying to time the market.
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