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Chart of the Day: S&P 500 Decade to Date Compound Annual Total Return by Sector

Over the past decade the S&P 500 has seen a total return of 252.2% (12/31/09 through 12/17/19), which translates to a compound annual total return rate of 13.5%. Over that time two new sectors were added to the index. The real estate sector was separated from the financials sector and the communication services sector was created by removing the telecommunications services sector and pulling constituents from the information technology and consumer discretionary sectors. The information technology sector posted the greatest compound annual total return of 17.3%. Within the sector, the software & services (17.8%) and semiconductors & semiconductor equipment (17.3%)
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AmericasChart of the DayCharts & TablesFeaturedNorth AmericaS&P 500
Dec 18, 2019
posted by David Aurelio and Tajinder Dhillon

Breakingviews: Wells Fargo Under Armour May Attract Activists

Activist investors deployed a record $62 billion campaigning for corporate change in 2017, according to Lazard – more than double the amount a year earlier. They’ll still be at it this year, and among possible targets could be Wells Fargo and Under Armour, according to two informal Breakingviews polls on Tuesday. In a webcast with over 1,000 participants and later during an on-stage interview with Trian Management founder Nelson Peltz – whose proxy fight with Procter & Gamble was one of the most high-profile campaigns of 2017 – audience members were asked which companies were most likely to attract activist
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Breakingviews
Jan 11, 2018
posted by Breakingviews

Under Armour vs Nike: Athletic Gear Competes in NBA Playoffs

As the NBA playoffs continued, it's also the battle of the brands - Nike vs. Under Armour on the court.
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Charts & TablesCompany ResearchConsumer InsightIdea of the WeekNorth AmericaStock Ideas
Jun 13, 2016
posted by Jharonne Martis
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