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The Cons & Cons of After Hours Trading

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4.71.7K Ratings

🗓️ 23 August 2018

⏱️ 16 minutes

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Summary

It’s official! We’re in the longest bull market run in U.S. history. Matt Argersinger analyzes why this bull market is also surprisingly unloved. Plus, we discuss Alibaba’s 1st-quarter results and dip into the Fool Mailbag to talk about after hours trading.

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0:00.0

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promo code fool. It's Thursday August 23rd. Welcome to market foolery.

0:21.2

I'm Chris Hill joining me in studio Matt Argesinger in the house on this historic day

0:26.2

Historic it is a historic day because and we'll get to Alibaba's report don't worry we're gonna get to Alibaba Bob report. Don't worry, we're going to get to Alibaba's report.

0:34.1

But as folks may have seen, the close of the market yesterday,

0:40.6

I didn't want to say anything on yesterday's show

0:42.2

because we taped before the end of the show. I didn't want to say anything on yesterday's show because we taped before the end of the show.

0:43.6

I didn't want to jinx anything.

0:45.4

But the clothes of the market yesterday marked the bull market that we're in right now

0:51.6

being the longest run of any bull market that we're in right now being the longest run of any bull market in US history 3,453 days.

1:00.0

Wow.

1:01.0

Feels like we should have cake.

1:02.0

We should. I mean it's nine we should have cake. We should.

1:03.0

I mean, it's nine and a half years.

1:05.0

It's been quite a run.

1:07.0

And, you know, the definition here, of course, is the stock market has gone this many days without a 20% fall.

1:15.0

There's a slight caveat and then in 2011 we almost had a 20% fall.

1:19.0

We just didn't quite get there.

1:21.0

So that it didn't count.

1:22.0

When we were like one half of one percent away? quite get there, so that it didn't count. What?

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