(Marketwatch) As investors navigate the coronavirus recession, the financial crisis a decade ago looms large in their collective memory, with pessimists arguing that the resulting bear market took 18 months to hit its lowest point and optimists countering that swift and decisive action from the Federal Reserve and Congress this time around has saved the stock market from that fate.
Today’s stock market looks like March 2009, before the longest bull run in history
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