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chart shows upward climb of stock returns in navy blue from 1824 to 2024

Chart of the Day

Chart of the Day: Stocks From 1824 to Today

Today’s Chart of the Day comes from Bank of America research provided by Ibbotson, which is an investment research company. It is a nice follow up..

chart shows that best and worst trading days happen close together

Chart of the Day

Chart of the Day: Buy the Dip

Today’s Chart of the Day comes from Vanguard, and though it is not true in all cases, it is true in most, that since 1980 the best time to buy is..

The price-to-earnings ratio helps investors compare the cost of stock to the earnings a company generates, and this chart shows the ratio with and without the Magnificent 7.

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Chart of the Day: High Price to Pay

Today’s Chart of the Day from Bank of America Equity & Quant Strategy shows the price you pay for future earnings explains 80% of the returns for the..

Amazon in blue, UPS in yellow, FedEx in grey

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Chart of the Day: Amazon Bests UPS

While receiving packages this holiday season, remember today’s Chart of the Day from an article in the Wall Street Journal titled, “The Biggest..

bar chart compares US to UK, Germany and France

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Chart of the Day: Hot Desking

Today’s Chart of the Day comes from AlphaWise in a Bloomberg article about the rise of “Hot Desking.” This is when work areas, such as desks, are not..

Large imports shown in various shades of red

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Chart of the Day: Biggest Imports to the US

Today’s Chart of the Day is a chart from howmuch.net shared by ritholz.com showing the biggest imports into the US per country.

bar chart shows better age to start saving at in green

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Chart of the Day: Invest Early, Save Often

There are three big factors that influence investments one has by retirement: how much, what investments, and how long. Today’s Chart of the Day from..

Chart of the Day

Chart of the Day: Missing Best 20 Days

Today’s Chart of the Day from JP Morgan shows the returns of the stock market if you missed a certain amount of “best days” dating back 20 years.

Chart of the Day: This Year's Winners are Last Year's Losers

Today’s Chart of the Day is from @CharlieBilello on X and shows that last year’s losers (in red) are this year’s to-date winners (in blue) and vice..

Chart of the Day

Chart of the Day: US Teens On Their Phones

Today’s Chart of the Day is from Gallup and shows the hours per day spent on social media (aka their phones). The 4.8 hours a day is something to..

10-year treasury rate in yellow, the CAP, Capital Asset Pricing, rate in blue

Chart of the Day

Chart of the Day: Treasury vs. Real Estate

Today’s Chart of the Day comes from Re:venture Consulting and shows the history of the 10-year treasury rate (in yellow) vs. the CAP, Capital Asset..

chart shows chicken's steady increase dating back to 1960's

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Chart of the Day: Eight Chickens Per Person

Today’s Chart of the Day from the Financial Times shows that chicken meat recently overtook pork as the most produced meat on the planet. Why?

history of bonds and treasury interest rate

Chart of the Day

Chart of the Day: Not Since 1788

Today’s Chart of the Day from Bank of America shows that the increase in the 10-year treasury interest rates in 2022 caused the worst price decline..

Chart of the Day

Chart of the Day: Is Gen Z Anti-Sports?

Are sports losing their shine? Today’s Chart of the Day is from Bloomberg and shows that 27% of Gen Z (currently ages 15 to 30) are decidedly..

Chart of the Day

Chart of the Day: Managers’ Attractiveness and Fund Performance

Today’s Chart of the Day comes from an academic paper by Chengyu Bai with the Shanghai Jiao Tong University. It shows that funds with “attractive”..

Samuel A. Kiburz, Senior Vice President, Chief Investment Officer

Samuel serves as Senior Vice President, Chief Investment Officer for the Crews family of banks. He manages the individual investment holdings of his clients, including individuals, families, foundations, and institutions throughout the State of Florida. Samuel has been involved in banking since 1996 and has more than 20 years experience working in wealth management.

Investments are not a deposit or other obligation of, or guaranteed by, the bank, are not FDIC insured, not insured by any federal government agency, and are subject to investment risks, including possible loss of principal.

Chart of the Day: Stocks From 1824 to Today

Today’s Chart of the Day comes from Bank of America research provided by Ibbotson, which is an investment research company. It is a nice follow up chart to the View from the Top of the Hill presentation we recently provided.

Chart of the Day

12/7/23

Chart of the Day: Buy the Dip

Today’s Chart of the Day comes from Vanguard, and though it is not true in all cases, it is true in most, that since 1980 the best time to buy is right after a sharp decline in prices.

Chart of the Day

12/6/23

Chart of the Day: High Price to Pay

Today’s Chart of the Day from Bank of America Equity & Quant Strategy shows the price you pay for future earnings explains 80% of the returns for the next 10 years.

Chart of the Day

12/5/23

Chart of the Day: Amazon Bests UPS

While receiving packages this holiday season, remember today’s Chart of the Day from an article in the Wall Street Journal titled, “The Biggest Delivery Business in the U.S. Is No Longer UPS or FedEx.”

Chart of the Day

11/30/23

Chart of the Day: Hot Desking

Today’s Chart of the Day comes from AlphaWise in a Bloomberg article about the rise of “Hot Desking.” This is when work areas, such as desks, are not assigned to specific employees.

Chart of the Day

11/29/23

Chart of the Day: Biggest Imports to the US

Today’s Chart of the Day is a chart from howmuch.net shared by ritholz.com showing the biggest imports into the US per country.

Chart of the Day

11/28/23

Chart of the Day: Invest Early, Save Often

There are three big factors that influence investments one has by retirement: how much, what investments, and how long. Today’s Chart of the Day from the Motley Fool shows the importance of the third one, how long.

Chart of the Day

11/22/23

Chart of the Day: Missing Best 20 Days

Today’s Chart of the Day from JP Morgan shows the returns of the stock market if you missed a certain amount of “best days” dating back 20 years.

11/21/23

Chart of the Day: This Year's Winners are Last Year's Losers

Today’s Chart of the Day is from @CharlieBilello on X and shows that last year’s losers (in red) are this year’s to-date winners (in blue) and vice versa.

Chart of the Day

11/16/23

Chart of the Day: US Teens On Their Phones

Today’s Chart of the Day is from Gallup and shows the hours per day spent on social media (aka their phones). The 4.8 hours a day is something to behold.

Chart of the Day

11/15/23

Chart of the Day: Treasury vs. Real Estate

Today’s Chart of the Day comes from Re:venture Consulting and shows the history of the 10-year treasury rate (in yellow) vs. the CAP, Capital Asset Pricing, rate (in blue).

Chart of the Day

11/14/23

Chart of the Day: Eight Chickens Per Person

Today’s Chart of the Day from the Financial Times shows that chicken meat recently overtook pork as the most produced meat on the planet. Why?

Chart of the Day

11/9/23

Chart of the Day: Not Since 1788

Today’s Chart of the Day from Bank of America shows that the increase in the 10-year treasury interest rates in 2022 caused the worst price decline since 1788.

Chart of the Day

11/8/23

Chart of the Day: Is Gen Z Anti-Sports?

Are sports losing their shine? Today’s Chart of the Day is from Bloomberg and shows that 27% of Gen Z (currently ages 15 to 30) are decidedly "anti-sports."

Chart of the Day

11/7/23

Chart of the Day: Managers’ Attractiveness and Fund Performance

Today’s Chart of the Day comes from an academic paper by Chengyu Bai with the Shanghai Jiao Tong University. It shows that funds with “attractive” managers underperform funds with “unattractive” managers by over 2% per year.