Current worth of U.S. companies...

What a difference one year makes...


* A I G? -Then: $178.8 billion... Now: $5.46 billion.
Down 96.95%.

* Bank of America? -Then: $236.5 billion... Now: $123.4 billion.
Down 47.82%.

* Citigroup? -Then: $236.7 billion... Now: $76.34 billion.
Down 67.75%.

* Merrill Lynch? - Then: $63.9 billion... Now: $30.2 billion.
Down 52.74%.

* Fannie Mae? - Then: $64.8 billion... Now: $0.45 billion.
Down 99.3%

* Morgan Stanley? - Then: $73.1 billion... Now: $41.1billion.
Down 43.78%

* Wachovia? - Then: $98.3 billion... Now: $19.44 billion.
Down 80.22%

* JP Morgan Chase? - Then: $161 billion... Now: $130.2 billion.
Down 19.13%

* Capital One Financial? - Then: $29.9 billion... Now: $16.9 billion.
Down 43.48%

* Washington Mutual? - Then: $31.1 billion... Now: $3.64 billion.
Down 88.3%

* Lehman Bros.? - Then: $34.4 billion... Now: $0.80 billion.
Down 97.6%

* Goldman Sachs? - Then: 97.7 billion... Now: $40.6 billion.
Down 58.7%

* Wells Fargo? - Then: $124.1 billion... Now: $111.25 billion.
Down 10.35%

* National City? - Then: $16.4 billion... Now: $2.8 billion.
Down 83%

* Fifth Third Bancorp? - Then: $18.8 billion... Now: $7.9 billion.
Down 57.6%

* American Express? - Then: $74.8 billion... Now: $37.5billion.
Down 43.78%

* Wachovia? - Then: $98.3 billion... Now: $19.44 billion.
Down 80.22%

* Capital One Financial? - Then: $29.9 billion... Now: $16.9 billion.
Down 43.48%

* Freddie Mac? - Then: $41.5 billion... Now: $0.16 billion.
Down 99%

* Suntrust Banks? - Then: $27 billion... Now: $16.07 billion.
Down 58.7%

* BB&T? - Then: $23.2 billion... Now: $18.4 billion.
Down 20.69%

* Marshall & Ilsley? - Then: $11.6 billion... Now: $4.48 billion.
Down 61.3%

* Keycorp? - Then: $13.2 billion... Now: $5.68 billion.
Down 56.97%

* Legg Mason? Then: $11.4 billion...Now: $4.96 billion.
Down 56.49%

* Comerica? Then: $8.3 billion...Now: $4.74 billion.
Down 42.89%

* Countrywide Financial? Then: $11.1 billion...Now: $0.00 billion.
Down 100%

* Bear Stearns? Then: $14.8 billion...Now: $ 0.00 billion.
Down 100%.



Together these 25 companies have lost investors a total of $992,690,000,000 over the last 12 months...

or nearly US $1 trillion...