NEW YORK - On March 9, 2009, it felt like the world was ending. The Dow Jones industrial average had tumbled to a 12-year low of 6,547, and looked to keep plunging. A day later, Citigroup Inc. stopped the market's drop with news that it was turning a profit. That began the stock market's answer to the Great Recession: the Great Rebound. The numbers are hard to believe. The Dow has rocketed 61 per cent in a year. That's the kind of gain that would normally come in five or six good years. The...
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