11 Largest US Property Management Companies Average Stock Prices Down 65% Due to Financial Meltdown Spillover Effects, Then Up 531% Under Obama and the US Fed

I found 11 US  Property Management Companies classified in the Financial Sector at Yahoo's superb Finance website with current Total Market Capitalizations of at least $100 mil each and which also had their common stocks trading on each of the following three dates: (1) on December 31, 2007 during President Bush's second term (2) on March 6, 2009, very early in President Obama's first term, which was their lowest point due to the spillover effects resulting from the 2008 financial meltdown, and also (3) on January 30, 2014.
   
The historical stock prices of these companies were obtained from the following two excellent internet resources....  Google Finance and MarketWatch Big Charts.

These 11 US  Property Management Companies had their average stock prices drop by a massive 65% from December 31, 2007 during President Bush's second Presidential term, to March 6, 2009, very early in President Obama's first term, which was the very lowest point for the overall stock market due to the spillover effects resulting from the disastrous 2008 Financial Meltdown.

But since March 6, 2009, the average stock prices of these same 11 US  Property Management Companies have increased by a very impressive 531% through January 30, 2014, led by Pittsburgh-based HFF's stock price advancing by 23 times.  The lowest increase of the 11 was a very healthy 83%.
  
Clearly, the investors in and employees of these 11 US  Property Management Companies must be very pleased with the impact of actions taken by both the Obama Administration and the US Fed to successfully rescue the US economy from its extremely weakened state caused by the 2008 US financial meltdown.

Below here are the market prices of each of these 11 US  Property Management Companies on January 30, 2014, on March 6, 2009, and on December 31, 2007, sorted by Percentage Increase from March 6, 2009 to January 30, 2014: 

						Market	Market
						Price	Price
						%	%
						Change	Change
			Market	Market	Market	3-6-09	12-31-07
			Price	Price	Price	to	to
Property Management Companies	HQs		1-30-14	3-6-09	12-31-07	1-30-14	3-6-09
HFF Inc	Pittsburgh	PA	29.51	1.23	7.74	2299%	-84%
CBRE Group	Los Angeles	CA	26.72	2.52	21.55	960%	-88%
Jones Lang LaSalle	Chicago	IL	114.35	16.99	71.16	573%	-76%
CoStar Group	Washington	DC	169.09	25.32	47.25	568%	-46%
DuPont Fabros Technology	Washington	DC	25.38	5.34	19.60	375%	-73%
Forest City Enterprises	Cleveland	OH	17.85	4.02	44.44	344%	-91%
Acadia Realty Trust	White Plains	NY	25.01	8.90	25.61	181%	-65%
Agree Realty	Farmington Hills	MI	28.67	10.50	30.10	173%	-65%
Kennedy-Wilson Holdings	Beverly Hills	CA	24.20	9.44	9.10	156%	4%
HomeFed Corp	Carlsbad	CA	36.60	16.00	62.00	129%	-74%
Tejon Ranch	Lebec	CA	35.19	19.27	40.08	83%	-52%
Average % Change all 11						531%	-65%

10 Largest US Mortgage Investment Companies Average Stock Prices Down 75% Due to Financial Meltdown Spillover Effects, Then Up 733% Under Obama and the US Fed

I found 10 US Mortgage Investment Companies classified in the Financial Sector at Yahoo's superb Finance website with current Total Market Capitalizations of at least $100 mil each and which also had their common stocks trading on each of the following three dates: (1) on December 31, 2007, or first trading shortly thereafter, during President Bush's second term (2) on March 6, 2009, very early in President Obama's first term, which was their lowest point due to the spillover effects resulting from the 2008 financial meltdown, and also (3) on January 30, 2014.
   
The historical stock prices of these companies were obtained from the following two excellent internet resources....  Google Finance and MarketWatch Big Charts.

These 10 US Mortgage Investment Companies had their average stock prices drop by a massive 75% from December 31, 2007 during President Bush's second Presidential term, to March 6, 2009, very early in President Obama's first term, which was the very lowest point for the overall stock market due to the spillover effects resulting from the disastrous 2008 Financial Meltdown.

But since March 6, 2009, the average stock prices of these same 10 US Mortgage Investment Companies have increased by a spectacular 733% through January 30, 2014.  Six of the ten had stock price increases above 700%.
  
Clearly, the investors in and employees of these 10 US Mortgage Investment Companies must be extremely pleased with the impact of actions taken by both the Obama Administration and the US Fed to successfully rescue the US economy from its extremely weakened state caused by the 2008 US financial meltdown.

Below here are the market prices of each of these 10 US Mortgage Investment Companies on January 30, 2014, on March 6, 2009, and on December 31, 2007, sorted by Percentage Increase from March 6, 2009 to January 30, 2014:

						Market	Market
						Price	Price
						%	%
						Change	Change
			Market	Market	Market	3-6-09	12-31-07
			Price	Price	Price	to	to
Mortgage Investment Companies	HQs		1-30-14	3-6-09	12-31-07	1-30-14	3-6-09
KKR Financial Holdings	San Francisco	CA	12.38	0.48	14.05	2479%	-97%
Arlington Asset Investment Corp	Arlington	VA	26.39	2.60	62.80	915%	-96%
Marlin Business Services Corp	Mount Laurel	NJ	26.15	2.92	12.06	796%	-76%
Fannie Mae	Washington	DC	3.11	0.36	39.98	764%	-99%
Freddie Mac	McLean	VA	3.00	0.36	34.07	733%	-99%
Tree.Com	Charlotte	NC	32.40	3.97	7.32	716%	-46%
Walter Investment Management	Tampa	FL	31.18	6.50	19.00	380%	-66%
Hercules Technology Growth Capital	Palo Alto	CA	16.11	3.62	12.42	345%	-71%
BRT Realty Trust	Great Neck	NY	7.41	2.59	12.64	187%	-80%
America First Multifamily Investors LP	Omaha	NE	5.87	5.03	6.44	17%	-22%
Average % Change all 10						733%	-75%

26 Largest US Credit Services Companies Average Stock Prices Down 62% Due to Financial Meltdown Spillover Effects, Then Up 605% Under Obama and the US Fed

I found 26 US Credit Services Companies classified in the Financial Sector at Yahoo's superb Finance website with current Total Market Capitalizations of at least $100 mil each and which also had their common stocks trading on each of the following three dates: (1) on December 31, 2007, or first trading very shortly thereafter, during President Bush's second term (2) on March 6, 2009, very early in President Obama's first term, which was their lowest point due to the spillover effects resulting from the 2008 financial meltdown, and also (3) on January 30, 2014.
   
The historical stock prices of these companies were obtained from the following two excellent internet resources....  Google Finance and MarketWatch Big Charts.

These 26 US Credit Services Companies had their average stock prices drop by a massive 62% from December 31, 2007 during President Bush's second Presidential term, to March 6, 2009, very early in President Obama's first term, which was the very lowest point for the overall stock market due to the spillover effects resulting from the disastrous 2008 Financial Meltdown.

But since March 6, 2009, the average stock prices of these same 26 US Credit Services Companies have increased by a very impressive 605% through January 30, 2014.  There were 5 "Ten Baggers Plus" and the lowest increase of the 26 was a healthy 50%.
 
Clearly, the investors in and employees of these 26 US Credit Services Companies must be very pleased with the impact of actions taken by both the Obama Administration and the US Fed to successfully rescue the US economy from its extremely weakened state caused by the 2008 US financial meltdown.

Below here are the market prices of each of these 26 US Credit Services Companies on January 30, 2014, on March 6, 2009, and on December 31, 2007, sorted by Percentage Increase from March 6, 2009 to January 30, 2014:

						Market	Market
						Price	Price
						%	%
						Change	Change
			Market	Market	Market	3-6-09	12-31-07
			Price	Price	Price	to	to
Credit Services Companies	HQs		1-30-14	3-6-09	12-31-07	1-30-14	3-6-09
Consumer Portfolio Services	Irvine	CA	8.44	0.35	3.35	2311%	-90%
NewStar Financial	Boston	MA	15.74	1.03	8.28	1428%	-88%
CapitalSource	Los Angeles	CA	13.92	1.01	17.59	1278%	-94%
Federal Agricultural Mortgage	Washington	DC	31.19	2.48	26.32	1158%	-91%
Discover Financial Services	Riverwoods	IL	54.78	4.95	15.08	1007%	-67%
World Acceptance	Greenville	SC	97.21	11.26	26.98	763%	-58%
Capital One Financial	McLean	VA	70.96	8.31	47.26	754%	-82%
American Express	New York	NY	86.62	10.26	52.02	744%	-80%
Nicholas Financial	Clearwater	FL	15.73	1.86	6.57	744%	-72%
Nelnet	Lincoln	NE	37.58	4.75	12.71	691%	-63%
Credit Acceptance Corp	Southfield	MI	132.15	18.19	20.67	626%	-12%
SLM (Sallie Mae)	Newark	DE	23.10	3.28	20.14	604%	-84%
MasterCard	Purchase	NY	79.76	14.24	21.52	460%	-34%
Primus Guaranty Ltd	New York	NY	8.10	1.54	7.01	426%	-78%
Triangle Capital	Raleigh	NC	27.22	5.60	12.40	386%	-55%
MicroFinancial	Burlington	MA	8.00	1.67	6.25	379%	-73%
Visa	Foster City	CA	220.88	50.19	56.50	340%	-11%
First Cash Financial Services	Arlington	TX	49.39	11.72	14.68	321%	-20%
Equifax	Atlanta	GA	70.74	20.21	36.36	250%	-44%
Cash America Intl	Fort Worth	TX	36.94	12.04	32.30	207%	-63%
Medallion Financial	New York	NY	13.55	4.57	10.02	196%	-54%
Global Cash Access Holdings	Las Vegas	NV	8.65	2.93	6.06	195%	-52%
Total System Services	Columbus	GA	30.68	11.82	28.00	160%	-58%
PHH Corp	Mount Laurel	NJ	24.45	10.19	17.64	140%	-42%
Moneygram Intl	Dallas	TX	18.60	9.20	122.96	102%	-93%
Western Union	Englewood	CO	15.67	10.43	24.28	50%	-57%
Average % Change all 26						605%	-62%

37 Largest US Asset Management Companies Average Stock Prices Down 69% Due to Financial Meltdown Spillover Effects, Then Up 418% Under Obama and the US Fed

I found 37 US Asset Management Companies classified in the Financial Sector at Yahoo's superb Finance website with current Total Market Capitalizations of at least $100 mil each and which also had their common stocks trading on each of the following three dates: on December 31, 2007 during President Bush's second term, on March 6, 2009, very early in President Obama's first term, which was their lowest point due to the spillover effects resulting from the 2008 financial meltdown, and also on January 30, 2014.
   
The historical stock prices of these companies were obtained from the following two excellent internet resources....  Google Finance and MarketWatch Big Charts.

These 37 US Asset Management Companies had their average stock prices drop by a massive 69% from December 31, 2007 during President Bush's second Presidential term, to March 6, 2009, very early in President Obama's first term, which was the very lowest point for the overall stock market due to the spillover effects resulting from the disastrous 2008 Financial Meltdown.

But since March 6, 2009, the average stock prices of these same 37 US Asset Management Companies have increased by an impressive 418% through January 30, 2014.
 
Clearly, the investors in and employees of these 37 US Asset Management Companies must be very pleased with the impact of actions taken by both the Obama Administration and the US Fed to successfully rescue the US economy from its extremely weakened state caused by the 2008 US financial meltdown.

Below here are the market prices of each of these 37 US Asset Management Companies on January 30, 2014, on March 6, 2009, and on December 31, 2007, sorted by Percentage Increase from March 6, 2009 to January 30, 2014:

						Market	Market
						Price	Price
						%	%
						Change	Change
			Market	Market	Market	3-6-09	12-31-07
			Price	Price	Price	to	to
Asset Management Companies	HQs		1-30-14	3-6-09	12-31-07	1-30-14	3-6-09
American Capital	Bethesda	MD	15.95	0.44	24.66	3543%	-98%
Encore Capital Group	San Diego	CA	47.53	3.10	9.68	1433%	-68%
FBR & Co	Arlington	VA	25.27	2.40	9.58	953%	-75%
Ameriprise Financial	Minneapolis	MN	106.43	14.20	55.11	650%	-74%
MCG Capital Corp	Arlington	VA	4.57	0.61	11.59	649%	-95%
Principal Financial Group	Des Moines	IA	44.30	6.08	68.84	629%	-91%
Affiliated Managers Group	Prides Crossing	MA	199.26	29.66	117.46	572%	-75%
CIFC Corp	New York	NY	8.00	1.24	8.00	545%	-85%
Pzena Investment Management	New York	NY	11.16	1.79	11.40	523%	-84%
Waddell & Reed Financial	Overland Park	KS	65.25	11.84	36.09	451%	-67%
The Blackstone Group LP	New York	NY	32.23	5.93	22.13	444%	-73%
Evercore Partners Inc	New York	NY	56.27	10.71	21.55	425%	-50%
Cohen & Steers	New York	NY	36.38	8.51	29.97	327%	-72%
Franklin Resources	San Mateo	CA	52.78	12.89	38.14	310%	-66%
Legg Mason	Baltimore	MD	43.30	11.14	73.15	289%	-85%
Calamos Asset Management	Naperville	IL	11.85	3.05	29.78	289%	-90%
State Street Corp	Boston	MA	68.24	17.98	81.20	280%	-78%
T Rowe Price Group	Baltimore	MD	79.55	21.07	60.88	278%	-65%
Diamond Hill Investment Group	Columbus	OH	117.00	31.78	73.10	268%	-57%
SEI Investments	Oaks	PA	34.43	9.80	32.17	251%	-70%
BlackRock Kelso Capital	New York	NY	9.41	2.72	15.28	246%	-82%
Invesco Ltd	Atlanta	GA	33.50	9.83	31.38	241%	-69%
BlackRock	New York	NY	305.44	92.40	216.80	231%	-57%
GAMCO Investors	Rye	NY	85.76	26.62	69.20	222%	-62%
Resource America	Philadelphia	PA	8.88	2.97	14.67	199%	-80%
Eaton Vance	Boston	MA	38.93	15.10	45.41	158%	-67%
Janus Capital Group	Denver	CO	11.12	4.34	32.85	156%	-87%
Och-Ziff Capital Management	New York	NY	14.18	5.56	26.28	155%	-79%
Capital Southwest Corp	Dallas	TX	35.55	14.60	29.60	143%	-51%
AllianceBernstein Holding LP	New York	NY	22.52	10.75	75.25	109%	-86%
Central Securities Corp	New York	NY	21.18	10.52	26.84	101%	-61%
Lazard Ltd	New York	NY	42.67	21.34	40.68	100%	-48%
Bank New York Mellon	New York	NY	32.41	18.25	48.76	78%	-63%
Westwood Holdings Group	Dallas	TX	57.47	33.80	37.60	70%	-10%
Prospect Capital	New York	NY	10.98	6.58	13.05	67%	-50%
Federated Investors	Pittsburgh	PA	27.37	16.80	41.16	63%	-59%
Northern Trust	Chicago	IL	61.12	47.38	76.58	29%	-38%
Average % Change all 37						418%	-69%

13 Largest US Life Insurance Companies Average Stock Prices Down 71% Due to Financial Meltdown Spillover Effects, Then Up 577% Under Obama and the US Fed

I found 13 US Life Insurance Companies classified in the Financial Sector at Yahoo's superb Finance website with current Total Market Capitalizations of at least $100 mil each and which also had their common stocks trading on each of the following three dates: on December 31, 2007 during President Bush's second term, on March 6, 2009, very early in President Obama's first term, which was their lowest point due to the spillover effects resulting from the 2008 financial meltdown, and also on January 29, 2014.
   
The historical stock prices of these companies were obtained from the following two excellent internet resources....  Google Finance and MarketWatch Big Charts.

These 13 US Life Insurance Companies had their average stock prices drop by a massive 71% from December 31, 2007 during President Bush's second Presidential term, to March 6, 2009, very early in President Obama's first term, which was the very lowest point for the overall stock market due to the spillover effects resulting from the disastrous 2008 Financial Meltdown.

But since March 6, 2009, the average stock prices of these same 13 US Life Insurance Companies have increased by a very impressive 577% through January 29, 2014, led by Genworth Financial's stock price increasing by more than 16 times and Protective Life's stock price advancing by more than 14 times.
 
Clearly, the investors in and employees of these 13 US Life Insurance Companies must be very pleased with the impact of actions taken by both the Obama Administration and the US Fed to successfully rescue the US economy from its extremely weakened state caused by the 2008 US financial meltdown.

Below here are the market prices of each of these 13 US Life Insurance Companies on January 29, 2014, on March 6, 2009, and on December 31, 2007, sorted by Percentage Increase from March 6, 2009 to January 29, 2014:

						Market	Market
						Price	Price
						%	%
						Change	Change
			Market	Market	Market	3-6-09	12-31-07
			Price	Price	Price	to	to
Life Insurance Companies	HQs		1-29-14	3-6-09	12-31-07	1-29-14	3-6-09
Genworth Financial	Richmond	VA	14.87	0.84	25.45	1670%	-97%
Protective Life	Birmingham	AL	48.60	3.20	41.02	1419%	-92%
Lincoln National	Radnor	PA	46.87	5.40	58.22	768%	-91%
The Phoenix Companies	Hartford	CT	45.10	5.80	237.40	678%	-98%
Prudential Financial	Newark	NJ	83.82	11.38	93.04	637%	-88%
American Equity Investment Life	West Des Moines	IA	21.95	3.19	8.29	588%	-62%
Torchmark	McKinney	TX	74.07	11.37	40.35	551%	-72%
MetLife	New York	NY	48.85	12.22	61.62	300%	-80%
National Western Life Insurance	Austin	TX	219.31	65.05	207.37	237%	-69%
Independence Holding	Stamford	CT	11.85	3.59	11.50	230%	-69%
Reinsurance Group America	Chesterfield	MO	73.23	22.40	52.48	227%	-57%
Kansas City Life Insurance	Kansas City	MO	47.39	16.18	43.59	193%	-63%
Citizens Inc	Austin	TX	6.91	6.60	5.53	5%	19%
Average % Change all 13						577%	-71%