I am revising a graph from 2010 focusing on national housing prices back to 1890. Data is originally from Robert Shiller's book Irrational Exuberance and is updated on his website. Exponential data like this often needs a log scale to show the changes across different decades, however, I am created a companion graph to show the same data on a linear scale. Look for it next week!
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My last volatility graph, this time looking at monthly price change instead of daily or weekly. The S&P 500 daily price data is from the Yahoo finance via Qunadl.
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(updated graph 7/29 to fix a typo)
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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The S&P 500 daily price data is from the Yahoo finance via Qunadl.
BTW, if you want learn more about how I do what I do, pledge on Patreon and get a behind-the-scenes peek every month.
See last week's post for the log scale verison. Data Source: Measuring Worth | Made with GraphSketcher & Illustrator.
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