International Business Machines (IBM) had the lowest return in 2005 by a mega-cap US stock, returning -16.2%.
| ASSET | YEAR | % RETURN |
|---|---|---|
International Business Machines (IBM) | 2005 | -16.16% |
Abbott Laboratories (ABT) | 2005 | -13.2% |
Walt Disney (DIS) | 2005 | -12.89% |
Oracle (ORCL) | 2005 | -12.03% |
Walmart (WMT) | 2005 | -11.85% |
Cisco Systems (CSCO) | 2005 | -11.84% |
Home Depot (HD) | 2005 | -4.9% |
Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) | 2005 | -3.25% |
GE Aerospace (GE) | 2005 | -2% |
HSBC Holdings PLC ADR (HSBC) | 2005 | -1.31% |
Coca-Cola (KO) | 2005 | -1.28% |
Microsoft (MSFT) | 2005 | -1.23% |
Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.B) | 2005 | -0.02% |
Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A) | 2005 | 0.81% |
AT&T (T) | 2005 | 1.17% |
SAP SE ADR (SAP) | 2005 | 2.01% |
Eli Lilly and (LLY) | 2005 | 2.49% |
Bank of America (BAC) | 2005 | 3.13% |
Morgan Stanley (MS) | 2005 | 3.42% |
Costco Wholesale (COST) | 2005 | 3.56% |
Wells Fargo (WFC) | 2005 | 4.35% |
JPMorgan Chase (JPM) | 2005 | 4.47% |
Amazon (AMZN) | 2005 | 4.66% |
American Express (AXP) | 2005 | 4.83% |
Novo Nordisk A-S (NVO) | 2005 | 5.95% |
Mega-cap stocks are treated as having a market cap of $200B+.
