
- May 31 2004
- Volume 11
- Issue 10
Look to Leaders
Tt's never a bad idea to anchor down your investment portfolio with a few blue-chip stocks. Which companies are the tops? As good an indication of top performance as any is a spot on the Fortune 500. Here are the top 10 for 2004:
2003 Revenue 10-Year Average / Company (billion $) / Investor Return (%)
1. Wal-Mart / 258.6 / 16.3
2. ExxonMobil / 213.1 / 13.3
3. General Motors / 195.6 / 5.6
4. Ford Motor Company / 164.4 / 6.8
5. General Electric / 134.1 / 15.8
6. Chevron Texaco / 112.9 / 10.8
7. ConocoPhillips / 99.4 / 11.8
8. Citigroup / 94.7 / 25.0
9. IBM / 89.1 / 21.7
10. American International Group / 81.3 / 17.3
Articles in this issue
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Red Senate Restaurantsover 17 years ago
Look into Hot TIPSover 17 years ago
Stop Credit Offersover 17 years ago
Investing On Autopilotover 17 years ago
Live and Die in Wyoming?over 17 years ago
Did You Know…over 17 years ago
Reading Room: Getting Loadedover 17 years ago
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