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Percentage of Individual Tech Stocks that Lost Money

Percentage of Individual Tech Stocks that Lost Money

Overview data shows individual tech stocks verses tech mutual funds and ETFs, and the surprising number of individual tech stocks that lost money over the last 5 years. Also a look at the highest correlation between stocks and bonds in history, along with capital gains exposure, bond performance, and alternative funds compared to traditional asset classes with inflation.

July 2, 2024
Percentage of Individual Tech Stocks that Lost Money
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