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In: Reference Source: NYT
23 Mar 2009Not economics related, but an interesting interactive comparison of observations of a common data set over different sources. The related article is a good read.
Most people are familiar with how this is calculated, but if you’re not:
While we’re at it, here’s the famous long term chart and explanation:
In: Finance Interactive Reference Source: NYT Stock Market Updated regularly US Economy
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:
Interactive narrated summary of previous US recessions, from NYT.
An animated calendar of major indicators, showing max and min as it goes (click on the “Next” button to run it through).
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