SPY Declines by Year Since 2007

 SPY (Live SPY charts) Bear Markets and Intraday Corrections since 2007 Market Peak

This current decline, if over, just slightly exceeded the biggest decline in 2021!

After the 2007 to 2009 bear market, I started tracking SPY for my newsletter so I can quickly see returns with and without reinvested dividends using charting services that show returns with and without reinvested dividends.

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Graph: US Treasury Rates & SPY Yield

US Treasury bonds still have very low yields on an historical basis.  This chart shows US Treasury rates and the Federal Reserve's Fed Fund's Rate back to 1993.

Currently, the 10-year US Treasury bond has a 2.19% yield.

For comparison, the ETF for the S&P500, SPY, has a yield of 1.94%.

This week I used some of my profit taking from soaring technology and momentum stocks near their record highs to buy a stock that was well off it's record high with a dividend yield of nearly 4%.    

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