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Technology Stocks : COMS & the Ghost of USRX w/ other STUFF
COMS 0.00130-18.8%Nov 7 11:47 AM EST
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To: Janice Shell who wrote (3413)8/10/1997 7:46:00 PM
From: Glenn D. Rudolph   of 22053
 
Monday, August 11, 1997 How They Rank U.S. stocks have soared in the past 15 years, but the best returns (in dollars) among 14 major world markets have come in the Nether-lands, home to such multinationals as Unilever and Royal Dutch Petroleum. France is second and Belgium, third. Italy and South Africa bring up the rear. Country Annual Total Return Netherlands 24.9% France 21.1 Belgium 20.6 Finland 19.9 U.S.* 19.7 Britain 19.1 Switzerland 18.8 World** 17.8 Norway 16.3 Germany 16.0 Japan 14.1 Canada 13.8 Australia 13.7 South Africa*** 13.5 Italy 12.9 * S and P 500. ** Morgan Stanley's world index. *** South African industrial stocks. Returns include dividends. Source: Global Financial Data LATIN AMERICA LEADS In a broader group of 45 countries, Peru boasts the best returns since 1982, followed by Mexico and Brazil. Peruvian stocks have risen 100-fold. Asian economies have blossomed, but their stock markets, save for Hong Kong and Taiwan, are laggards. Some of the worst returns globally have come in Indonesia and Singapore. The worst market: South African gold shares. Top Five Markets Country Annual Returns Peru 35.6% Mexico 32.6 Brazil 27.2 Taiwan 26.3 Argentina 23.0 Bottom Five Markets Country Returns Colombia 6.8% Singapore 6.7 Kenya 6.0 Indonesia 4.8 South Africa (Golds) -2.2 Returns are in dollars and don't include dividends. Source: Global Financial Data.
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