Replies to post #44118 on A.I.M. Users Bulletin Board (AIMUSERS)

[ls7550]

A nice form of 'cash' is another AIM that is selling as the current one is buying, ideally in equal amounts. I've been doing my usual once yearly (end of year) data updates recently and for US sectors and the raw data for the 'Periodic Table' (Total Returns including dividends % gains/losses) ...

Year	Best			(US sectors (TR))							worst 
 1992	23	20	16	15	10	10	7	5	3	2	-16 
 1993	22	20	19	16	15	15	14	13	11	-4	-8 
 1994	20	14	10	6	4	3	-2	-4	-5	-8	-12 
 1995	58	54	42	40	39	39	33	31	20	20	15 
 1996	44	35	35	26	26	25	21	16	12	6	1 
 1997	48	44	41	34	33	29	27	25	25	20	8 
 1998	78	52	44	41	16	15	11	11	1	-6	-18 
 1999	79	25	25	21	19	19	4	-5	-9	-11	-15 
 2000	57	37	26	26	17	16	6	16	-20	-39	-41 
 2001	14	3	3	-6	-6	-9	-10	-12	-12	-26	-30 
 2002	4	-4	-5	-11	-15	-19	-24	-26	-30	-34	-37 
 2003	47	38	37	37	32	31	26	26	15	12	7 
 2004	32	32	24	20	19	13	14	11	8	3	2 
 2005	31	17	12	6	6	4	4	2	1	-6	-6 
 2006	37	35	24	21	19	19	19	14	13	8	8 
 2007	34	23	19	16	14	12	12	7	-13	-16	-19 
 2008	-15	-23	-29	-30	-33	-35	-38	-40	-43	-46	-55 
 2009	62	49	41	28	21	20	17	15	14	12	9 
 2010	28	28	27	22	20	19	14	12	10	5	3 
 2011	20	14	13	8	6	6	5	2	-1	-10	-17 
 2012	29	24	20	18	18	15	15	15	11	5	1 
 2013	43	31	41	36	28	26	26	25	13	11	3 
 2014	29	28	25	20	16	15	10	10	7	3	-8 
 2015	10	6	6	5	1	-2	-3	-5	-7	-9	-22 
 2016	17	16	14	11	9	8	6	5	3	0	-6 
 2017	38.8	23.8	23	22.2	22.1	21	13.5	12.1	10.9	-1	-1.3 
 2018	6.5	4.1	0.8	-0.3	-2.2	-8.4	-12.5	-13	-13.3	-14.7	-18.1 
 2019	50.3	32.7	32.1	29.4	29	27.9	27.6	26.4	24.6	20.8	11.8 
 

Cut/pasted out of a spreadsheet as-is, so not tidy formatting, but not that bad either.

Regards.

Clive

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[Adam]

My newest cash park ETFs are: JNK for tax sheltered, and HYD for taxable accounts. I also use money market funds that currently yield just above 1.5 % or so.