Stocks: Rating the 2008 Meltdown
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For current investors saving for retirement or other needs, a big worry is that the stock market is a big bubble that has collapsed. Stocks got way overpriced, this theory says, and investors might never get back those losses.A prime example is the bubble in technology stocks in the early 2000s, when the tech-heavy Nasdaq composite hit a high of 5,132.52 in March 2000.
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