Image Source: BizJournals    BY JEREMY TRUITT ANCHOR CANDICE AVILES The Dow Jones Industrial Average reached a milestone today not seen in over five years, and it’s causing some excitement on Wall Street. BBC has more. “At the moment there is euphoria on the market here, we’ve seen the Dow Jones Industrial Average close above 14,000 points...the first time it’s done that since October of 2007.” Many are wondering if the rally is sustainable. Forbes compares this high to the one in 2007 just before the Great Recession and says this time the economy has more things going for it. “There is no way we’re at the same place we were at in 2007...The housing market is showing the early signs of a recovery that should have very long legs, the labor market is showing signs of life for the first time in several years.” Without a housing bust looming like the U.S. was experiencing in 2007, the market highs could be here to stay, but as Bloomberg points out, the market may not be headed much higher any time soon. “There’s some underneath facts that give me some pause for concern. I think Obamacare is going to be a drag on GDP, I think the fiscal cliff deal, I think the federal debt negotiations give me pause for concern...For all of this I think it’s time to take some profits.” With so many individual investors burned by the last bubble, CNBC says a DOW 14,000 still may not lure many off the sidelines. “This rally is going to take a lot longer for people to get drawn in and...is totally different than any of the ones I've been around. Retail investors would already have been sweating to get in a while ago and they're not.” On a side note, Google also set an all-time high in unison with the market today, closing at just over $775 a share, up 4.5% year-to-date.