The chart of the week looks at inflows into Treasury securities since 2007. As one would expect, with the Fed increasing rates starting in March
The chart of the week looks at year-to-date returns of the S&P 500 and then breaks it down into two subsets. Year-to-date, the S&P 500
The chart of the week looks at the net change in income due to people moving from 2020 to 2021. I think we all “know”
The chart of the week looks at one of the more famous “memes” or “COVID stocks”, AMC Entertainment Holdings. As you can see, AMC had
The chart of the week looks at the difference between a 30-year mortgage and the 10-year US Treasury yield, which has hit the maximum difference
The chart of the week looks at the maturities of debt issued by the S&P 500 companies, minus the financials sector. As you can see,
The chart of the week looks at inflation or the Consumer Price Index (CPI). We have discussed CPI many times, but this chart specifically looks
The chart of the week looks at the average price of a “starter” home over time. Redfin categorizes this as houses sold between the 5th
The chart of the week looks at the difference between price and wage inflation since 2019. The pessimistic side of all of us likely notices
The chart of the week looks at various asset classes or “style boxes” for the stock market and their performance in relation to the S&P
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