U.S. market wary amid optimism after one year of bull run (People's Daily)

9 March 2010, 6:58 pm

Both fear and ecstasy have been lingering since the first day when the U.S. stocks embarked on the strongest rally in more than seven decades. One year later, uncertainty remains as investors try to see where the market is heading next. UNPRECEDENTED BULL RUN Tuesday has been quiet, with trading volumes light and major indexes moving in a narrow range. Still, in the past 12 months, Dow average ...... Read More »

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