XRX - Xerox Corporation Stock Performance Guide

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Amount Invested	Date	# of Shares Purchased	# of Shares on 12-31-09	Stock Price on 12-31-09	Total Value on 12-31-09
$5,000	1-2-1975	96.1538	1825.7029	$8.46	$15,445.45
$5,000	1-2-1980	82.6446	1360.9529	$8.46	$11,513.66
$5,000	1-2-1985	132.0132	1547.4508	$8.46	$13,091.43
$5,000	1-2-1990	86.5801	786.9613	$8.46	$6,657.69
$5,000	1-3-1995	51.5464	373.3352	$8.46	$3,158.58
$5,000	1-3-2000	206.7183	225.6695	$8.46	$1,909.16
$5,000	1-3-2005	294.6376	307.7530	$7.97	$2,603.59

Xerox Corporation (XRX) at one time was considered one of the "big boys" and a solid blue chip pick, but times have changed. Unfortunately, the past 30 years haven't been very kind to Xerox Corporation. A $5,000 investment at the beginning of 1975 would have only grown to a little over $15,000 at the end of 2009. In fact, every investment period in the Stock Performance Guide from 1995 and on has actually produced a negative return for Xerox. In February 2001, Xerox quit paying a dividend and later restored a quarterly dividend at the end of 2007.