The stock market further distanced itself from reality yesterday as the Dow Average tacked on another 200 points to its nearly 2,000-point gain since early March. It’s hard to say what caused this latest outburst of irrational exuberance. It may have been the news that North Korea had thumbed its nose at the world by testing A-bombs underground. That story dominated the headlines over the holiday weekend and was said to have been the cause of global “concerns.” Lately, though, such concerns have been the bread and butter of Wall Street pros who go bargain-hunting every time stocks sell off. For them, it’s not a case of » Read the full article