Overstimulated? Stocks soar 75% in historic 12-month run
The market hit bottom on March 23 last year. Now, some investors worry there's too much greed and not enough fear.
- By: Stan Choe, The Associated Press
- March 22, 2021 March 22, 2021
- 15:41
The market hit bottom on March 23 last year. Now, some investors worry there's too much greed and not enough fear.
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