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Maggie Mahar’s Bull delivers an inside look at the remarkable 17‑year bull market that started in 1982 and surged to a Dow peak of over 11,000 before tapering in the early 2000s. By drawing on interviews with prominent analysts, fund managers, market observers, and regulatory figures such as Abby Joseph Cohen, Mary Meeker, Henry Blodgett, and Alan Greenspan, Mahar presents a historical perspective on the period of rapid growth, excesses, and the factors that shaped the market’s rise and eventual slowdown.
First publish date: 2003
Genre: Business & Economics/Finance
Authors: Maggie Mahar
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