When the stock market started to revive from the depths of the March lows, the killjoys were ready. It can’t last -- just look at the state of the economy, they said. It’s going to crash again. That message was repeated over and over even as the S&P 500 advanced more than 50% and added $10 trillion in value. Since surpassing its pre-Covid high last week, the index has notched records more than a half-dozen times. The market’s relentless run has prompted many analysts to check what’s under the hood. Some now see evidence to justify further gains, citing everything from the Federal Reserve’s new policy goals to ... (full story)