While many investors may be worried that the current bull market may be closer to the end than the beginning, it's important to remember that the stock market doesn't crash just because it's gone up for too long. Bull markets don't die of old age; they end because of one or more significant market catalysts. If you look at history, you'll find a market that's had a bull run of four years can keep going for a lot longer. In fact, five of the six bull markets that have lasted at least four years since the S&P index expanded to 500 companies in 1957 reached their fifth birthdays.
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