Archive for February, 2009
The Total Bailout Tab (through Feb 19)
In: Bailout| Finance| Interactive| Source: NYT| US Economy| Updated regularly
27 Feb 2009
Western Europe Bank Exposure to Central Europe
In: Bailout| Emerging Markets| Finance| Global Economy| Interactive| Maps| Source: FT
27 Feb 2009A nice interactive map from the FT:
Japan is going down the tubes
27 Feb 2009Exports down 46% in January. Yikes. They should start putting “parental discretion is advised” warnings on these things.
while we’re at it. an example of how emerging markets are doing:
This Week’s Depressing Data (GDP and Housing)
27 Feb 2009
British Housing Has a Ways to Go
26 Feb 2009
Bank Failures Map
In: Finance| Interactive| Maps| Source: Ritholtz| US Economy
26 Feb 2009
S&P Performance by Sector (updated daily)
In: Finance| Interactive| Reference| Source: NYT| Stock Market| US Economy| Updated regularly
25 Feb 2009Ok, someone obviously spent a lot of time designing this one, and it is very cool.
You select a sector (~30 are available) and the bubble chart shows how companies performed versus the short and long-term S&P 500. The bubble size shows market cap. You can easily change change the timeframe of the comparison (day, week, month, quarter, year) and scales, and drill down through company data.
example:
explanation:
Persian Gulf Investment in Africa
In: Emerging Markets| Global Economy| Interactive| Maps| Source: WSJ
23 Feb 2009
Housing prices still too high
23 Feb 2009
Central Bank Balance Sheet Explosions
In: Bailout| Finance| Global Economy| Source: Ritholtz| US Economy
23 Feb 2009
Housing Prices (Dec. 08 data)
In: Housing| Interactive| Source: NYT| US Economy| Updated regularly
20 Feb 2009An interactive chart showing the case-schiller index for 20 cities vs average.
US job Forecast (updated 2/18)
In: Employment| Interactive| Maps| US Economy| Updated regularly
20 Feb 2009Interactive Map of 2010-2012 job forecast by sector.
Source: Moody’s via USA today.
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- Rich Mithoff: Love the very last chart...apparently they counted the number of idiots. Maybe we need to bring tha [...]
- Jesse: Talk about chart porn! [...]
- Dustin: A, Something like that would help a lot. I see that you already added that for France. I understa [...]
- CJ: What does the brown/yellow one (How the Internet is accessed) supposed to represent? Two of the slic [...]
- A Cassel: Thanks for the critique. Would your concern be addressed if each country's text balloon included the [...]
Galbraith (James) on the Crisis
In: Bailout| Commentary| US Economy
27 Feb 2009A good read on why the current strategies might fail:
http://www.house.gov/apps/list/hearing/financialsvcs_dem/galbraith022609.pdf