they were too high in 1999. 33 times to 15 businesses have grown now you are at a pretty good level. is ron baron right? let s get straight into the conversation. and bob pisani here on the floor. we want you to weigh in. do you think stocks will continue to climb? go to cnbc.com/vote and weigh in. what is your take? i absolutely do. i think we are in the middle of a secular bull market. i have known ron baron for almost 30 years. he is one of the most asitute players. he had a v bottom as much as i believe boughtps are processes as opposed to points in time. stock market did bottom out. we had technical and fundamental confirmations of the rally. advance climb line. seasonal and structural reasons to think the market goes up from here. just as a question of math to double over five years is only about 8% or 9% compound interest. he is talking about a decade. you are right. doubling over. 12% to 15%. about a 7% increase every year. that is a historic norm. typic
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