TRADINGNINVESTMENT RESEARCH
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Explore published market studies by company, index, market history, or risk. Each study has one permanent article address.
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- Stock Research — Company-level research and interactive historical returns for the stocks covered by TNI.
- Index Research — S&P 500, Nasdaq Composite, and Dow Jones historical performance research.
- Market History — Historical annual and monthly returns, corrections, and long-term market behavior.
- Market Risk — Research on S&P 500 corrections, bear markets, drawdowns, and recovery periods.
Published research
- S&P 500 Returns by Year (1928–2026) — Nearly a century of S&P 500 market history, including annual returns, average return, positive and negative years, and 2026 YTD performance.
- Stock Market Historical Returns: Dow Jones Returns by Year (1921–2026) — Dow Jones historical returns by year from 1921 to present, including 1-year, 3-year, 5-year, 10-year and 20-year performance, average returns, positive and negative years, and 2026 YTD performance.
- Nasdaq Historical Returns by Year (1972–2026) — Nasdaq Composite historical annual returns by year, including average return, positive and negative years, long-term performance, and 2026 YTD return.
- NVIDIA (NVDA) Returns by Year — Explore NVIDIA annual returns, historical performance, positive and negative years, major gains and declines, and current-year performance.
- Microsoft (MSFT) Stock Returns — Explore Microsoft (MSFT) stock returns by year, historical performance, 5-year and 10-year returns, positive and negative years, major gains and declines, and current-year performance.
- S&P 500 Monthly Returns: Historical Returns by Month — Explore S&P 500 monthly returns from 1928 to the present, including average returns by month, positive and negative frequency, seasonal patterns, historical monthly performance, and current month-to-date performance.
- Stock Market Corrections: 100 Years of S&P 500 Drawdown History — Explore nearly 100 years of S&P 500 stock market corrections, bear markets, drawdowns and recoveries using daily historical closing-price data.