carter sure. well, you know, the thought was let s do something we haven t done in a while and something that is maybe an offensive and defensive play we know rates have had a big move spot 1.9%. they ve backed off a bit thinking rates are stuck now, utilities, which are exhibiting day-to-day relative strength are a place to consider on the long side a couple charts to get us going. the first is simply talking about the importance of return this is a 10-year chart, two lines. it s the s&p 500 itself versus the s&p 500 total return you can see the numbers there on a 10-year basis. s&p up 194%, total return 263. look at the second chart for the importance of yield. this is a 30-year chart. s&p up 1,000 total return, up 2 double over time looking back at the beginning of markets the turn of the century, yield is half of the total return let s drill down on utilities. next chart, xlu. is of spdr select etf that matches or tracks the s&p 500 utilities sector there s a lot of ten
epynomous sector can be all that and more. let s do something we haven t done in a we ll, something that is maybe an offensive and defensive play rates have had a big move, we backed off a bit thinking that maybe rates are stuck now, utilities which are exhibiting day-to-day relative strength are a place to consider on the long side a couple of charts to get us going. the first is simply talking about the importance of total return this is a 10-year chart, two lines. pretty straightforward the s&p 500 versus the s&p 500 total return you can see the numbers. on the 10-year basis, 194% total return, 263. look at the second chart just to make the importance of yield this is a 30-year chart. s&p up 1,000 total return up 2, double. over time, looking back at the beginning of markets, the turn of the century, yield is half your total return, very important. so let s drill down on utilities. next chart, xlu, this is the spider select etf that matches or tracks the s&p 500 utility
sure. well, you know, we the thought was let s do something we haven t done in a while, and also something that s maybe an offensive and defensive play we know rateson had a big move got to one spot, 19% and backed off a bit. thinking that maybe rates are stuck now, utilities, which are exhibiting day-to-day relative strength are a place to consider on the long side a couple of charts to get us going. the first is simply talking about the importance of total return this is a ten-year chart two lines. the s&p 500 itself versus the s&p total return you can see the numbers on a ten-year basis, the s&p of 194% total return 263 look at the second chart just to make the importance of yield. this is a 30-year chart. s&p up a thousand. total return up, too, double over time, looking back at the beginning of markets, turn of the search are i, yield is half your total return. very important let s drill down on utilities. next chart xlu this is the spider select etf that matches or
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