More volatility this week this time looking at weekly price change instead of daily. The S&P 500 daily price data is from the Yahoo finance via Qunadl.
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See last week's post for the log scale verison. Data Source: Measuring Worth | Made with GraphSketcher & Illustrator.
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Data Source: Measuring Worth | Made with GraphSketcher & Illustrator. Next week the same graph on a linear scale.
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The price of gold has been dropping, so, by request, here is an updated version of my gold graph from last year. Here is the original post.
From my Powerpoint slide show of real word examples of exponential growth in a that includes 11 graphs of economic and financial data. US stock market chart is an example of exponential growth rate that remained the same over time.The GE stock price chart is an example of exponential growth rate that changed over time.
Data from MeasuringWorth.com. Charts created using OmniGraphSketcher.
