When stocks hit bottom just before the start of the bull market 10 years ago, Wall Street was littered with financial crisis losers, many trading in the single digits.
CNBC looked at the price performance of S&P 500 members that have been publicly traded since the dark days of the financial crisis and found a short list of stocks that have actually declined in price since March 2009. Several of them are in the energy sector, the industry group that has had the lowest price appreciation since the S&P’s low close on March 9, 2009.
