Stock Performance in 1930′s

March 31, 2009

As this interesting post illustrates, economic and stock market performance can be rather decoupled from each other.  Indeed, in terrible economic environment from 1932 to 1937, stocks returned 400%!  The conditions during that period were considerably worse than they are now.


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Leon Shirman is the Managing Partner of Etalon Investments, a fund he founded in 2002. Leon's long-term investment philosophy is summarized in his book, “42 Rules for Sensible Investing”, also available from Amazon.

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