Performance for the Year: S&P 500, Nasdaq Composite and Dow Jones Industrial Average U.S. stocks climbed, erasing 2020 losses, as easing lockdowns boosts risk appetite. Imae: Financial Times
Valuation – Commodities Relative to the Dow Jones Commodities relative to the Dow Jones are trading at the lowest valuation level since the mid-1960s. Image: Incrementum
Dow Jones to Gold Ratio Since 1800 This long-term chart suggests the potential fall in share prices expressed in gold. Image: Incrementum AG
Nasdaq vs. S&P 500 and Dow Jones The Nasdaq Composite is back into positive territory for 2020, after the sharp sell off in March. Image: CNBC
Percentage of Periods Where the Dow Jones Had a Positive Return The probability of a positive return converges towards 100% over a long period of time. Image: Of Dollars And Data
Dow Jones Industrial Average Historical Performance Around Waterfall Declines vs. All Cases Since 2020 The rally since March low is stronger than any of the 13 previous post-waterfall bounces. Image: Ned Davis Research
Dow Jones Over Next 250 Sessions Following 20%+ Rise Following a 20%+ rally, the Dow Jones was up by 15.2% on average over the next 250 sessions (one year). Image: Of Dollars And Data
Dow Jones Industrial Average Historical Performance Around Waterfall Declines vs. 1987 and 2020 The current Dow Jones rally is stronger than the 1987 bounce. Image: Ned Davis Research
Top 10 Ranked by Dow Jones Industrial Average Weekly Performance For the week, the Dow Jones Industrial Average surged more than 12%, one of its best weekly performances on record. Image: CNBC
Top 15 Worst First Quarters for the Dow Jones Industrial Average The Dow Jones Industrial Average recorded its worst first quarter ever. Historically, the median annual loss was 3.5%. Image: CNBC