This chart is a reminder that even strong bull markets do not move in a straight line. It tracks the major corrections inside the 2001 to 2011 bull market and shows something
This chart is basically showing the world’s money engine, and China is no longer sitting in the passenger seat. It is one of the biggest pistons in the machine. The image tracks
What this chart shows is the full rhythm of the SP 500 across more than seven decades, split into bull markets and bear markets. Blue is the good part. Red is the
This chart is basically a stress test of gold’s personality across market cycles. It maps gold bull markets in blue and bear markets in red, showing how long each phase lasted and
This chart is a quick history lesson in what happens when oil suddenly becomes the main character of the global economy. At its core, the image tracks major oil shock episodes, how
This chart is showing two stories moving on very different speeds. The green line track annual mined gold production from 2001 to 2025. The yellow line tracks the gold price. And the
This chart is tracking one very specific thing, but it says a lot about the bigger market story. It shows the share of total ETF assets that is allocated to gold ETFs.
This chart takes three secular Gold to Dow cycles and puts them on the same indexed scale, so you can compare them without getting distracted by raw numbers. In other words, it
This chart is doing something very simple, but very powerful. It is lining up the gold price with periods of stagflation and asking one blunt question. What tends to happen to gold
This chart shows the projected US federal budget deficit from 2019 through 2034. In plain English, it shows how much more the government is expected to spend than it collects in revenue