HARLOW: Guess what today is? The full market turns eight. It's been great for your portfolio likely. What does this really all mean?</s>BERMAN: How do you like Legos? It means $10,000 invested eight years ago is worth $35,000 right now, a whole lot of Legos. The opening bell just moments away. CNN's chief business correspondent, Christine Romans.</s>CHRISTINE ROMANS, CNN CHIEF BUSINESS CORRESPONDENT: This is like a third grader. This eight-year bull market, it started in not a very happy or celebratory mood. Remember March 9th, 2009, you had hundreds of thousands of people losing their jobs. On that day was the low. The stock market rose and rose and it had a wonderful return. Look at this, 230 percent for S&P 500, 220 percent over for the past eight years for the Dow. The second longest bull record in history. The fourth highest or strongest. The Trump rally is only the very, very far right of your screen, this has been a long-term run. Some big names, names that may maybe you've known. Netflix might be in your portfolio. If you bought that in 2009, holy smokes, about 2,500 percent. Hindsight is 20/20. I'm not saying I recommended stocks to on that day. I was in the fetal position. Amazon 1,300 percent, Starbucks 1200, and apple 1,000 percent. Some of those are in your portfolio. About half of Americans are invested in the stock market. There will be some people who will say this is not fun for everyone, right. And look, Donald Trump has won the election on people who don't feel like they've seen a 250 percent return on their money over the past eight years.</s>HARLOW: And companies that are hoping he'll do what he said when he was running. Did you bring us some forks?</s>ROMANS: I have forks.
U.S. Stocks Riding An Eight-Year Rally.