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Despite old age, bull market gets no respect

Even with its gains and long life, most investors have been lukewarm toward the stock market.

The bull market celebrated its seventh anniversary last Wednesday, making it one of the longest stock rallies in history. It's a shame so few investors liked it.

This bull market is so old it's eligible for AARP membership, said Howard Silverblatt, senior index analyst for S&P Dow Jones Indexes. Th

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