Growth stocks are stretching their lead again, surpassing even the peak of the 2000 dotcom bubble.
This 10-week-old upswing may have already taken the mantle from the post-2009 bull market.
Passing key landmarks on the S&P 500 may have caused traders to reconsider why they have pushed the market so far.
They have got bigger, slower and clumsier, even as the market has become harder to beat.
Screamingly high share prices relative to corporate sales and shrinking profit margins are flashing a warning.
Waiting for U.S. stocks to revert to the mean has meant sitting back and watching in horror.
He has luck on his side.
Quant strategies are even more overweight in this tech-led stocks rally than individual investors.
What does it mean that some of the decade’s big market winners were companies with no real net worth?
Pessimism about a recession has evaporated after reaching a peak—just like it did before the financial crisis.
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