It's permanent. Not my call, but it is.
Damn, that sucks. Pity too, since excepting for the last page or two everything was pretty chill.
I wouldn't put anything into the stock market until after this bubble bursts. There's no way this much growth isn't artificial (or a straight up lie), with the current and ongoing political-economic turmoil.
There's gonna be a huge drop very soon. And I mean huge. Likely apocalyptic. I don't know exactly when it will happen, because there is no transparency and several dozen layers of bureaucracy to hide most of the details. However, I'd wager within the next couple of years, the stock market will lose most of it's value. Better stock up on potassium iodide.
This is all in my completely unprofessional opinion.
You seem to have a misconception: The stockmarket isn't a indicator of the health of the economy. It's a indicator of the profit of corporations.
While many companies were hit quite hard during the initial recession, they recovered quite well.
Since then they have maintained the same level of productivity (thanks to automation), but with significantly fewer employes. If you lose 20% of your total income but you manage to cut your costs by 20%, you are still doing fine (even though those 20% of your workers are screwed).
So yeah, while the recession hasn't been exactly roses and sunshine for corporations, it hasn't been nearly as bad on them as it has been on everyone and everything else.
EDIT: That isn't to say that the stock market won't crash in the next few years, but if it does it will be due to the same type of things that happened last time (eg. companies engaging in highly immoral and risky trading that can crash the economy), not because there is a bubble or because of a systemic problem.