US S&P500 made history in August by hitting new all-time highs and booking its longest bull market run ever when it crossed over the 3,453- day threshold without a 20% or more correction. It’s been dubbed ‘the most hated bull market in history’; the 329% climb from its low in March 2009 to August 31, 2018 came amid a near
constant litany of worries and threats to investors’ confidence…
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