SteveSS
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This is from Hagerty Media. They will have their new Bull Market list on December 9th. Looking back over their last 8 picks which decades have increased the most.
Last time we explored this data, we split our selections into three overarching sections: Vintage (pre-1980), Radwood (1980-99), and Modern (1999-present). Radwood cars ran away with the show, averaging a 16.8 percent average annualized return. This year, we got a little more granular in our assessment and broke down annualized return by decade.
1940s 4.1%
1950s 5.8%
1960s 4.9%
1970s 10.0%
1980s 11.3%
1990s 9.1%
2000s 4.4%
2010s 6.4%
The site shows this in an easier to understand bar graph.
Last time we explored this data, we split our selections into three overarching sections: Vintage (pre-1980), Radwood (1980-99), and Modern (1999-present). Radwood cars ran away with the show, averaging a 16.8 percent average annualized return. This year, we got a little more granular in our assessment and broke down annualized return by decade.
Bull Market Picks: Annualized Return By Era
Bull Market selections show the strongest returns from eras that represent the meat of the market ('70s) and the Radwood era ('80s and '90s).1940s 4.1%
1950s 5.8%
1960s 4.9%
1970s 10.0%
1980s 11.3%
1990s 9.1%
2000s 4.4%
2010s 6.4%
The site shows this in an easier to understand bar graph.
