IBD: 10% of S&P 500 stocks in a 'lost decade'
Investor's Business Daily reported that 10% of S&P 500 stocks have sunk into a "lost decade," challenging the adage that stocks always go up during a bull market. The post offers no specific companies, figures or time frame beyond the headline claim.
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- Reported by Investor's Business Daily alone, with no second source or primary confirmation yet
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Ten percent of S&P 500 stocks have fallen into a 'lost decade,' according to Investor's Business Daily. SPX
“10% Of S&P 500 Stocks Sink Into 'Lost Decade'”
Investor's Business Daily -
The saying that stocks always go up is not true, the post argues. SPX
“"Stocks always go up," is a popular adage during an S&P 500 bull market. Too bad it isn't true.”
Investor's Business Daily
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