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Entering the second decade of the 21st century, Wall Street is in an upbeat mood as financial upheaval experienced in late 2008. Carry good news for investors and governments around the world, but the bad news is that the first decade of the 21st century was a decade, stocks had an average of less 10% yield.
Much has happened since the start of the new millennium and the first heady years of credit boom, which somehow went bankrupt in late 2008. And Wall Street has shown an illusion that companies investing in stocks during this period was good.
By the end of 2009, an average estimated 10% is lost from existing stocks traded on Wall Street. An investor who bought $ 100 U.S. reserves in 2000, today has $ 90 U.S., worth of stocks today. Counting ten years of inflation, this is bad news for investors.
These figures exclude those of Enron, General Motors, AIG and Citigroup, which ruined many investors who had reservations, which tells a story very different from the optimistic mood shown on Wall Street at the time.
Many people who actually invested in Wall Street, were ordinary people, who were seeking ways to increase revenue, especially during the period in which interest rates on the dollar were lower than inflation. It lost millions investing in today's Wall Street big losers General Electric, Du Pont and the global soft drink giant.
Some people are smiling at the end of this turbulent decade, the financial crisis of 2008, has stabilized, the real fears of the collapse of global financial system have declined.
The biggest winners of the last decade has seen United Technologies group, where if you invest U.S. $ 100 U.S. dollars in 2000, now has a return of more than U.S. $ 250.
However, the losers have been more that the winners and losers once the pillars of stability, the banks. Once considered safe, as Citigroup now once valued at a high level at $ 55 U.S. action, now a stock worth C $ 3.40 U.S., a symbol of the plain of financial mismanagement.
The next decade could remake of Wall Street, as investors looking at their balance sheets of the decade, only has to look elsewhere for higher returns. And that could become the era of private capital, and investment in emerging markets like Brazil.
Wall Street lost decade, is a lesson to us all. Beyond the hype, investors with spare savings, continually look for ways to earn more as interest rates remain below inflation. But if it continues to carry out their golden age may have been lost forever in the late 1990s.
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