Category: Chart Of The Day
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T-Bill vs S&P500 Div Yield #chartoftheday (via @KobeissiLetter) US Treasury Bills now yield 4 times more than the S&P 500’s dividend, the most since the Dot-com bubble.
T-Bill vs S&P500 Div Yield #chartoftheday (via @KobeissiLetter) US Treasury Bills now yield 4 times more than the S&P 500’s dividend, the most since the Dot-com bubble.
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Bitcoin Mining Cost Post Halving #chartoftheday (via @dailychartbook) CoinShares finds that the average production cost per Bitcoin among publicl-traded Bitcoin mining companies, post halving, is now US$53,000.
Bitcoin Mining Cost Post Halving #chartoftheday (via @dailychartbook) CoinShares finds that the average production cost per Bitcoin among publicl-traded Bitcoin mining companies, post halving, is now US$53,000.
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Chinese Solar Production #chartoftheday (via @JosephPolitano) Chinese monthly solar cell production hit another new record high in March, reaching more than 55GW of capacity—that’s up 29% from the same time last year and up 150% from the same time in 2022.
Chinese Solar Production #chartoftheday (via @JosephPolitano) Chinese monthly solar cell production hit another new record high in March, reaching more than 55GW of capacity—that’s up 29% from the same time last year and up 150% from the same time in 2022.
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Chinese Solar Production #chartoftheday (via @JosephPolitano) Chinese monthly solar cell production hit another new record high in March, reaching more than 55GW of capacity—that’s up 29% from the same time last year and up 150% from the same time in 2022.
Chinese Solar Production #chartoftheday (via @JosephPolitano) Chinese monthly solar cell production hit another new record high in March, reaching more than 55GW of capacity—that’s up 29% from the same time last year and up 150% from the same time in 2022.
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Data Center Energy Demand #chartoftheday (via @dailychartbook) “Projections suggest that global data center demand could reach 126-152GW by 2030, driving ~250TWh of new electricity demand over the period, reaching 8% of total US power demand in 2030.”
Data Center Energy Demand #chartoftheday (via @dailychartbook) “Projections suggest that global data center demand could reach 126-152GW by 2030, driving ~250TWh of new electricity demand over the period, reaching 8% of total US power demand in 2030.”
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US Electricity Consumption #chartoftheday (via @dailychartbook) “Electricity demand in the US has been nearly flat since the mid-2000s, as limited industrial growth and… other factors helped keep demand growth in check.”
US Electricity Consumption #chartoftheday (via @dailychartbook) “Electricity demand in the US has been nearly flat since the mid-2000s, as limited industrial growth and… other factors helped keep demand growth in check.”
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US Equity Market Hegemony #chartoftheday (via @dailychartbook) The US stock market’s share has been steadily climbing in the aftermath of the GFC, and it now comprises around 45% of the global equity market versus ~30% in 2009.
US Equity Market Hegemony #chartoftheday (via @dailychartbook) The US stock market’s share has been steadily climbing in the aftermath of the GFC, and it now comprises around 45% of the global equity market versus ~30% in 2009.
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Millenial & Boomer Housing Wealth Range #chartoftheday (via @jburnmurdoch) In the UK, while the average millenial today has less housing wealth than the average boomer did at the same age, the richest millenials are streaking ahead.
Millenial & Boomer Housing Wealth Range #chartoftheday (via @jburnmurdoch) In the UK, while the average millenial today has less housing wealth than the average boomer did at the same age, the richest millenials are streaking ahead.
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Declining Growth Prospects #chartoftheday (via @acemaxx) IMF: “Projections for global economic growth in the next five years have steadily declined since the global financial crisis”
Declining Growth Prospects #chartoftheday (via @acemaxx) IMF: “Projections for global economic growth in the next five years have steadily declined since the global financial crisis”
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Non-recessionary Rate Cuts are Bullish #chartoftheday (via @KobeissiLetter) Since 1950, if the US economy did not experience a recession within a year of the first Fed cut, the S&P 500 was always up 3 and 9 months after.
Non-recessionary Rate Cuts are Bullish #chartoftheday (via @KobeissiLetter) Since 1950, if the US economy did not experience a recession within a year of the first Fed cut, the S&P 500 was always up 3 and 9 months after.
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