Investors feel "angry and misled." Mutual fund pitchmen and 401(k) plans lured them to buy "stocks for the long run," but U.S. Treasury bonds did just as well over the last 40 years.

Investors feel "angry and misled." Mutual fund pitchmen and 401(k) plans lured them to buy "stocks for the long run," but U.S. Treasury bonds did just as well over the last 40 years.