Article: HISTORY TO RECORD BULL MARKET OF 1982-87 AS CLASSIC CASE

When it goes into the history books, many Wall Street analysts believe the bull market of 1982-87 will be chronicled as a classic example of its breed.

It began, like many of its predecessors, in a setting of fear and gloom, and it ended, like many past bull markets, in an atmosphere of frenzied excess.

Whatever the market does from here on out, most analysts agree that a golden financial era ended when stocks topped out last summer and spiraled downward in September and October.

Even now, it is possible that a new market advance of significant proportions is stirring. But the great bull market of the mid-1980s, a $2.25 trillion wonder that attracted followers from all over the ...

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