The Best and Worst Investments During The Last 10 Years
Posted By thestatedtruth.com on December 15, 2019
It’s almost time for the month-end, year-end and, yes, decade-end retrospectives from various investment banks.
And so, without further ado, here is “2010s did you know…”
- Central banks: most activist…Brazil (25 cuts, 24 hikes); least activist…Japan (1 cut, 0 hikes).
- Population growth: most…India +149 million since 2010; least…Syria -4 million since 2010.
- US jobs: in the 2000s US economy lost net 1 million jobs; in the 2010s US economy created net 22.4 million jobs.
- Negative yielding debt: $0 of bonds were negative yielding in 2010 vs. $17 trillion at peak in 2019.
- Government bonds: best…30-year Treasury $1 in 2010 = $2.08 today; worst… Turkey govt $1 in 2010 = $0.61 today.
- Equities: best…US equities $1 in 2010 = $3.46 today; worst…Greece $1 in 2010 = $0.07 today.
A little something for the goldbugs:
- Commodities: best…gold $1 in 2010 = $1.34 today; worst…oil $1 in 2010 = $0.74 today.
And last but not least:
- Asset class: best…Bitcoin $1 in 2010 = $90,026 today; worst…Myanmar Kyat $1 in 2010 = $0.004 (spot) today.
Sources: ZeroHedge
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