Breadcrumb Home INTERACTIVE July 12, 2010 01:00 AM Table: Returns of corporate DC plans with large investments in company stock Tweet Share Share Email More Reprints Print On the other hand . . .Company stock returns of corporate defined contribution plans with large investments in company stock vs. the S&P 500. Total returns through June 30, 2010; returns for periods of more than one year are annualized.Company1-year return3-year return5-year return10-year returnGeneral Electric26.25%-24.37%-12.73%-9.43%Caterpillar87.58%-5.59%7.42%16.46%Target26.29%-6.95%-0.88%6.37%Occidental Petroleum19.25%11.94%16.89%24.97%Coca-Cola7.78%1.56%6.75%1.01%Johnson & Johnson 7.45%1.65%0.84%3.73%CSX46.12%5.24%20.26%18.65%Praxair9.21%3.85%12.34%16.95%McDonald's 18.57%12.97%22.46%9.44%S&P 500 Index14.43%-9.79%-0.79%-1.59%Source: Bloomberg LP Related Articles Some plans remain company-stock heavy Recommended for You Stay-at-home stocks fizzle TIPS' yields turn positive Fed indicator doesn't show recession on horizon Sponsored Content: Alternatives: Investing Across the Spectrum Reader Poll May 9, 2022 Given recent market volatility, which investment strategy are you most likely to pursue? SEE MORE POLLS > Sponsored White Papers Are Factors a Thing of the Past? Q2 2022 Credit Outlook: Carry On Leverage does not equal risk Is there a mid-cap gap in your DC plan? Out of the Shadows: The Revolution in Shadow Accounting The pivotal role of fixed income markets in the ESG revolution View More Sponsored Content Partner Content The Industrialization of ESG Investment For institutional investors, ETFs can make meeting liquidity needs easier Gold: the most effective commodity investment 2021 Investment Outlook | Investing Beyond the Pandemic: A Reset for Portfolios Ten ways retirement plan professionals add value to plan sponsors Gold: an efficient hedge View More