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• That is a compound annual return of about minus 4 percent.
• That is a compound annual return of about minus 15 percent.
• "We're talking compound annual returns above 70 percent.
• That is a compound annual return of about 7 percent.
• On average, those spinoffs have yielded an average 34 percent compound annual return.
• It's produced a compound annual return of 11.3 percent since inception.
• Stocks historically have provided an average compound annual return of 11 percent in the postwar period.
• During that period, the compound annual return for the " market capitalization weighted"
• We first look at the 20-year compound annual returns of the U . S . markets.
• The parent company has yielded an average compound annual return of 23 1 / 2 percent over the past 12 years.
• For example, they read about a compound annual return for stocks of 11 percent and don't look further.
• It's achieved a compound annual return of 27 percent on its investments over the past five years, said Spooner.
• But the shorter the period of time in question, the less confident you can be about a calculation of compound annual returns.
• LeBow claims this would benefit shareholders, who earned a 4 percent compound annual return on their investment in RJR in the past four years.
• "We're talking compound annual returns above 70 percent, " said A . Michael Lipper, president of Lipper Analytical.
• Stocks earned a compound annual return of 9.9 percent over the same period, while long-term corporate bonds earned about half that.
• But a Japanese investor would have seen an initial investment of 100 yen grow to 349 yen, a compound annual return of just 5.1 percent.
• Over the last five years, Koeneman said, KCM's Asian portfolio has had a compound annual return of about 21.5 percent per year.
• During that same period, Washington Mutual's stock has turned in a quietly spectacular performance, posting an average compound annual return of 30.5 percent.
• During the same period, Treasury bills delivered a compound annual return of 3.69 percent a year while long-term government bonds returned 5.02 percent.