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Stocks are approaching manic levels, but advisers say it's not too late to buy

Claire Ballentine / Bloomberg
Claire Ballentine / Bloomberg • 6 min read
Stocks are approaching manic levels, but advisers say it's not too late to buy
It took just 57 days for the S&P 500 to claw its way out of a bear market to hit an intraday high — igniting animal spirits — but financial advisers surveyed by Bloomberg say everyday investors should tread lightly. Photo: Bloomberg
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In a matter of weeks, market sentiment has moved from panic to nearly manic.

Back in April, recession odds were more than 50% and the stock market was in free fall. But after fears concerning the president’s trade wars and economic policy eased, stocks have return to all-time highs in record time.

It took just 57 days for the S&P 500 to claw its way out of a bear market to hit an intraday high — igniting animal spirits — but financial advisers surveyed by Bloomberg say everyday investors should tread lightly. Wall Street pros caution that many risks remain. But there are still promising areas of investment.

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