It's Wednesday, March 9th, and this is Market Fullery.

I'm Chris Hill and joining me in studio today from Motley Fool income investor James Early,

from Million Dollar Portfolio Dave Meyer, and and from Hidden Gems Charlie Travers.

Guys, good to see you.

Good to see you, Chris.

Warren Buffett has a big dividend check and Sam Adams has a big a hangover.

We will get to those stories in a minute but first happy anniversary

guys it is the two-year anniversary of the bull market who whoa

so I didn't get you anything well maybe we get some champagne on ice after the taping.

Since the market's low point on March 9th 2009, the S&P is up 95%, the Dow is up 87%.

James Erlient, let me start with you.

At what point as an investor do you start to get nervous

that all of this is going to end?

Well, Chris, when nobody else is, I think that's the simple answer.

A market watch story pointed out that retail investors did most of

their selling in 2008 and 2009. And stocks now that stocks are up 100% since

their 2008 lows, retail investors have now decided it's safe to start buying again.

So this tendency of retail investors to do dumb things is unfortunately well documented by academics,

but that doesn't seem to stop them.

So this could keep going for a while longer fueled by retail

investors looking to get back in? As long as we have done people we will have

stocks that just keep going up yes. Not all retail investors are dumb. I just want

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