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The Economy: 2013 vs. 2000
The Economy: 2013 vs. 2000
The table below compares a number of economic indicators from the beginning of 2000 up to mid-December 2013 (sources: Federal Reserve, S&P/DJ Indexes, Fisev, Thomson Reuters, and U.S. Labor Dept.). All “gain” or “loss” figures in the table represent cumulative gains or losses with a base year of 1/1/2000.
Economic Indicators: 2000—2013
[approximate numbers]
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Seasonal Stock Rally
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Trusteed IRAs
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The Economy: 2013 vs. 2000
Covered Call ETFs
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Active vs. Passive Management
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Trusteed IRAs
Stocks and Rising Interest Rates
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Active vs. Passive Management
Credit Rating Firms
Credit-Rating Firms
The table below shows the dominance of three credit-rating companies in the U.S. (source: SEC).
Percentage of U.S. Securities Ranked in 2011
S &P |
45% |
Moody’s |
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Vanguard's ETF Patent
Joe Granville
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Five Stages of Dying
Charlie Munger
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Alternatives vs. Traditional Stocks
S&P 500 P/E Ratio
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