thinker wrote:CBI wrote: разве NASDAQ существует целых 50 лет?
А что удивительного? Есть факты это опровержающие?
Кстати Дау Джонс был еще до времен великой депрессии 30х годов. А торги на бирже в NY уже велись вовсю еще в 20х годах прошлого века...
1971 On February 8, NASDAQ begins trading.thinker wrote:CBI wrote: И разве экономика США росла в среднем 11% в год?
Так точно. Ключевое слово "в среднем". Возмите любой десятилетний период в истории американской экономики за последние 50 лет. Посмотрите индексы, тот же Насдак или Дау Джонс. Увидите прирост более 100% за этот промежуток времени...
[url=http://www.businessweek.com/bwdaily/dnflash/jun2002/nf20020621_6638.htm]The Stock Market's Next 10 Years
It's reasonable to bet on annual returns of around 5% (some say less). But it's highly unlikely investors will see anything like the 1990s again [/url]
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The trajectory of stock market returns is far more complicated than pictured by a casual glance at the upward wave of a graphic charting the nearly 11% average annual gain from 1926 through 2001.
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Indeed, an accounting of the market's performance following the end of great bull runs is sobering. It took about two decades for investors to recover their enthusiasm for equities after the peak of 1901. Stocks returned -0.2% from 1901 to 1921, after adjusting for inflation.
ONCE IN A LIFETIME. The Kennedy-Johnson bull market peaked in early 1966, with the Dow Jones industrial average hovering around 1,000. Seventeen years later, the world's most famous market benchmark was still struggling to break 1,000. Taking into account the high inflation of that era, the Dow declined some 60%.