This document is a financial analysis report examining long-term US and international asset returns, dating back to the 19th century. It compares returns on equities, corporate bonds, government bonds, cash, and commodities, highlighting trends over different periods, including post-1971 and 1900-1970. The report emphasizes the superior performance of equities over other asset classes in the long term, despite some negative decades. It also notes the historical performance of 10-year Treasuries and corporate bonds, which have never seen a negative return decade in nominal terms.
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