4. STOCKS, BONDS AND GOLD
BETWEEN 1926 AND 2006
Stocks produced an average real return of 6.8%. “Real return” means
return after inflation. Before factoring inflation, stocks returned about
10% annually.
Long-term government bonds yielded an average real return of
2.4%. Before adjusting for inflation, they had a return of about 5%.
Gold had a real return of 1.2%. “In the long run, gold offers investors
protection against inflation, but little else.
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• Upon Purchase, Investor has Title and Hazard Insurance in Their Name
• Investor and/or Investor Representative receives a Full Tenant Credit Package
•Homes are in the Median Price Points of their Respective Markets
•Secure, Fairly Liquid Assets with Predictable Income
•Great Cash on Cash Returns and Higher Returns if Financed
•Recourse and non-Recourse Financing Available
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Editor's Notes
between 1926 and 2006
Stocks produced an average real return of 6.8%. “Real return” means return after inflation. Before factoring inflation, stocks returned about 10% annually.
Long-term government bonds yielded an average real return of 2.4%. Before adjusting for inflation, they had a return of about 5%.
Gold had a real return of 1.2%. “In the long run, gold offers investors protection against inflation, but little else.