Murphy's message# Stock
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LONG-TERM RETRACEMENTS FOR DIA, SPY AND QQQQ... Chart 2 shows the Dow
Industrials ETF (DIA) with monthly candlesticks. The ETF advanced from
October 2002 to October 2007. This was a five year run that saw DIA (and the
Dow) double. One hundred percent in five year is roughly 20% per year — an
outstanding return for five years. In fact, it is way above the long-term
average for the stock market, which is around 10%. Yes, I know, this number
is debatable. A period of above average returns is often
Industrials ETF (DIA) with monthly candlesticks. The ETF advanced from
October 2002 to October 2007. This was a five year run that saw DIA (and the
Dow) double. One hundred percent in five year is roughly 20% per year — an
outstanding return for five years. In fact, it is way above the long-term
average for the stock market, which is around 10%. Yes, I know, this number
is debatable. A period of above average returns is often