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US Stocks Won the Last Decade. What About the Next One?

Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 14 October 2026, 04:00 UTC By Merryn Somerset Webb and John Stepek 1 min read
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Merryn Talks Money US Stocks Won the Last Decade. What About the Next One? Passive investing has become the default.

Merryn Talks Money US Stocks Won the Last Decade. What About the Next One? Passive investing has become the default. It’s not as neutral a choice as it seems. Subscribe to Merryn Talks Money on Apple Podcasts Subscribe to Merryn Talks Money on Spotify For today’s investor, making money in markets may seem straightforward: put your money into a passive fund that tracks US stocks. It’s been a winning strategy for so long that it feels like the obvious choice. Yet as Merryn Somerset Webb, John Stepek and their expert guests discuss over the course of this four-part series, past performance is no guarantee of future returns, with major implications for how investors build their portfolios.
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