With the markets testing new lows, here are the [surviving] S&P 500 companies that have fallen / gained the most since the market peaked on October 9, 2007.
Biggest Losers: A more obvious group...
Biggest gainers: Yes, as of yesterday's close there were nine S&P 500 companies up since the market peak
Sectors and Other Stats Since Peak
Major U.S. Indices
Dow Industrials -48%
Dow Transports -46%
Dow Utilities -35%
S&P 500 -51%
Nasdaq Composite -49%
Russell 2000 -51%
S&P 500 Sectors
Financials -80%
Industrials -58%
Materials -55%
Consumer Discretionary -53%
Technology -48%
Telecom -46%
Energy -42%
Utilities -37%
Healthcare -28%
Consumer Staples -23%
Major Sector Indices
Banks -81%
Insurance -77%
Brokers -73%
REITs -69%
Cyclicals -68%
Airlines -66%
Housing -61%
Semis -61%
Oil Services -60%
Retailers -49%
Healthcare -48%
Defense -45%
Oil Stocks -42%
Natural Gas -37%
Consumer -36%
Drugs -29%
Biotech -21%
Gold Stocks -11%
Major International Indices
Americas
Mexico -42%
Canada -42%
Brazil -39%
Europe
Russia -76%
France -53%
Germany -49%
U.K. -41%
Asia Pacific
China -60%
Singapore -58%
Japan -57%
Hong Kong -55%
Taiwan -54%
India -52%
Thailand -50%
Australia -50%
South Korea -47%
Malaysia -35%
Dow Components
C -96%
GM -95%
BAC -94%
AA -85%
AXP -80%
GE -78%
CAT -68%
BA -64%
JPM -60%
DD -59%
DIS -52%
MMM -51%
INTC -51%
MRK -48%
UTX -46%
PFE -46%
T -44%
HD -43%
HPQ -41%
MSFT -40%
VZ -37%
KFT -31%
CVX -31%
PG -29%
IBM -26%
KO -26%
XOM -24%
JNJ -17%
MCD -5%
WMT 11%
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