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You’re right, although for context the FTSE100 is below its 1999 level: https://www.afr.com/markets/market-data/uk-stocks-wipe-out-index-gains-of-the-last-18-y

You’re right, although for context the FTSE100 is below its 1999 level: https://www.afr.com/markets/market-data/uk-stocks-wipe-out-index-gains-of-the-last-18-years-20181207-h18ueo https://www.afr.com/markets/market-data/uk-stocks-wipe-out-i...

NTDF9 8y ago
Wow. This is Japan-like scenario already. Why isn't this as widely known?
- mrep 8y ago
  Because cherry picking dates on such a short timeline in a highly volatile market like stocks doesn't really tell you anything.
  - NTDF9 8y ago
    We're talking 20 years of anemic growth. I can see that FrSE kept trying to go back up but kept falling back down again and again