Day trading strategies – The rise in the stock market has in itself led investors often to expect too much too quickly.
A few references will illuminate the problem in the light of long-term experience. The Cowles report,9 which was a most comprehensive study of common stock investment experience, dealt with the record of almost all listed common stocks during the period 1871-1937. The study showed that the average annual rate of increase in market value of all common stocks for this period was 1.8 per cent. For industrial stocks, the average annual gain was 3 per cent; for public utilities, 6 per cent; for railroads, none whatever. The ratio of cash dividends to stock prices averaged 5 per cent annually for all common stocks.
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