Dow | U.S. household net worth | U.S. individual net worth | Hourly earnings | Minimum wage | U.S. housing | Corn | Wheat | Gold | ||||
Silver | CRB commodity index | Copper | Oil | Retail sales | Non durable goods | US gov't receipts | US gov't spending | PCE | CRB livestock | CRB foodstuff | Sugar | Dow, total return |
Employment cost index | Federal, state & local debt | Median family income | Cotton | Cocoa |
Dow stock indexSame, but going back to 1900Dow stock index, total return including dividendsThe average compounded total return per year 1900 through 2009 is about 6.1%. When corrected by CPI, it's about 2.9%... and with full with CPPI corrections included, its about 2.0%. In other words, over 66% or 2/3 of the total return is inflation only... and that's before fees, commissions and taxes. U.S. median new home pricesCornWheatGoldSilverCopperUS Federal government spendingUS Federal government receipts (taxes)Personal consumption & expenditures (PCE)Total U.S. Household net worthU.S. individual net worthCRB commodity indexOilU.S. retail salesU.S. non durable goodsCRB Livestock IndexCRB Foodstuff IndexSugarCattleEmployment cost indexHourly earningsMinimum wageCottonFederal, state & local debtMedian & mean family incomeCocoaCoffee |