
- August31 2003
- Volume 10
- Issue 16
LONG TERM LOWERS RISK
Moral:
If you put money into blue chipstocks, what are your chances of losingmoney on your investment? Accordingto statistics from IbbotsonAssociates, the risk of loss goes downthe longer you're in the market. Inthe 77 rolling 1-year periods between1926 and 2002, large capstocks had negative returns in 23 ofthem, or 30% of the total. Hold thestocks for 5 years, and the risk of losingmoney dips to 11%. Of the 68rolling 10-year periods since 1926,stocks notched positive returns in allbut 3. And stocks made money in allof the 63 rolling 15-year periods. If you can keep your moneyin the market for the long term,stocks are a good bet.
Articles in this issue
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Seize Some Big Savings Opportunitiesover 17 years ago
Are You Managing a Business or a Hobby?over 17 years ago
Seize Tax Liens' Abundant Opportunitiesover 17 years ago
Is the Grass Greener on the Other Side?over 17 years ago
Put a Stop to Annoying Telephone Callsover 17 years ago
Invest According to the Phases of Lifeover 17 years ago
Never Underestimate the Power of Wordsover 17 years ago
Carve a Secure Asset Protection Planover 17 years ago
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