The bull market is celebrating its 10th birthday. Here are the 5 worst-performing stocks during the bull run.

Ticker: DNR

Sector: Energy

10-year performance: -86%

TradeStation comment:

"The ticker says it all," Russell noted. "Declining oil and gas production, years of weak energy prices and plenty of debt. What’s not to love!"

Source: TradeStation

Ticker: JCP

Sector: Consumer cyclical

10-year performance: -88%

TradeStation comment:

"The once-thriving department store operator flip-flopped from one mishap to another: Martha Stewart, Everyday Prices, Shops, appliances, poor management," TradeStation said.

"Same-store sales languished, shoppers shrugged and competitors kept closing in. Now under the leadership of new CEO Jill Soltau it’s finally trying to stage a comeback."

Source: TradeStation

Ticker: EGO

Sector: Basic materials

10-year performance: -90%

TradeStation comment:

"Gold is in the midst of another 'lost decade,'" Russell said. "Falling production and regulatory headaches have also weighed on this Canadian company."

Source: TradeStation

Ticker: FTR

Sector: Communication services

10-year performance: -97%

TradeStation comment:

"This old-school telecom has struggled to keep its head above water as traditional wireline customers disappeared," Russell noted. "That, along with a pile of debt, made it a favorite for short sellers over the years."

Source: TradeStation