Wed, 11 Feb 2009
A 10-Year Stretch That.s Worse Than It Looks fo S&P500
Traditional wisdom and wall street marketing machine wants us to
believe in the mythical 10% of growth if you buy and hold
stocks.
Check out this article which debunks that myth.Here is the punchline from the article
"Taking inflation and dividends into account, an investor who put money into the market any time after the end of 1996, and held on, now has less value than when he or she started."
Read the full article @ http://nytimes.com/2009/02/07/business/07charts.html?_r=1
Check out this article which debunks that myth.Here is the punchline from the article
"Taking inflation and dividends into account, an investor who put money into the market any time after the end of 1996, and held on, now has less value than when he or she started."
Read the full article @ http://nytimes.com/2009/02/07/business/07charts.html?_r=1
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