The stock market threw a little party this week, and suddenly everyone thinks the bear market is dead. Don’t bet the farm on it. It’s tempting to look at a few days of green arrows and assume the worst is behind us. You want the pain to stop, and Wall Street wants you to start buying again. But a recent report from MarketWatch warns investors not to get too excited about this week’s rebound.
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