thda n wqasasp gained wedsdhis bul6. 3,453 days old. making it the longest in history. mike takes a look at the three phases of this market milestone. >> the 320% gain00n the s&p since march of 2009 has unfolded more as a three act drama than a simple story of everising stock prices. the first act was a powerful reboundf a 13 year low. the economy emerged from the great recession. the s&p 500 doubled over the next two years before the european debt crisis trigg sharp correction of nearly 20%. after europe stabilized thoughts went sideways through to the 20 election until the next rally phase kicked in. thanksor to healthy coe sionlts and surging tech e nexnr and inate gsarsh. decli 2015. ushering in another sideways phase through 16mid- since then, stocks have written tax cuts and a corporate profit boom to another 35%ardvance by jaof this year. ith its resilience and 90 du s surge, but it hasn't been stronger. the s&p is up 15% a year since march of hile the run from late 1990 w,2009 to march delivered about 18% a year. thiss one reason why some strategists see the cha

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