This is a very high-level piece about long term returns of cash, stocks, and bonds that clearly explains the average long-term returns and associated risk.
In the 1990s, 15% of companies in the Russell 2000 had negative 12-month trailing EPS. Today that share is 40%, see chart below. As the chart shows, during recessions, the share of unprofitable firms rises. This is not surprising. But if the underlying uptrend...
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