What was the return of the TSX over the last 10 years?

The average return for the indexes over the 5 years was 31%. Last 10 Years: During the 10 years ended May of 2019, the S&P TSX Index had a rank of 21 with a return of 55%. The top ranked index during the period was the NASDAQ 100 Index, with a return of 405%. The worst performing index during the 10 year

What was the all time high for the TSX?

The TSX increased 2181 points or 15.20% since the beginning of 2019, according to trading on a contract for difference (CFD) that tracks this benchmark index from Canada. Historically, the Canada S&P/TSX Toronto Stock Market Index reached an all time high of 16672.71 in April of 2019 and a record low of 1332.22 in July of 1982.

What is the return of the TSX Composite Index?

55.2% Rank: 21 out of 23 Returns for the TSX Composite Stock Index is shown above for four time periods. For example: the change in the TSX was -2.5% in the last month. With that return, the TSX Composite Index was ranked 3rd out of the 23 indexes reviewed in this site for that time period. Dividends are not included.

How is the S & P TSX stock market doing?

During the last 12 months, the S&P TSX Index had a rank of 11 with a return of 0%. The top ranked index during the last year was the Dow Utility Index, with a return of 12%. The worst performing index during that period was the Hang Seng Index with a return of -11%. The median return for the indexes during this period was -1%.

How is the TSX compared to the US stock market?

Includes month, year, 5 year and 10 year historical performance ranking relative to global, foreign, U.S. Small Cap, Medium Cap and Large Cap stock market indexes. Market Commentary 31507 May, 2019 Data: Part 1: SUMMARY RETURNS & RANK Last Month -2.5% Rank: 3 out of 23