Chart of the Day: Family Size is Shrinking
Today's chart, sourced from Apollo and the Census Bureau data, illustrates a decline in the average family size from 3.3 members per household in 1960 to 2.5 in 2023.
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Today's chart, sourced from Apollo and the Census Bureau data, illustrates a decline in the average family size from 3.3 members per household in..
Today’s Chart of the Day comes from Yahoo Finance with estimates by Fidelity. It shows a general rule of thumb for financial planning for how much..
Today’s Chart comes from an article in Barron’s with information from Wilshire Indexes. The “Wiltshire 5000” is an index similar to the S&P 500, with..
Today’s Chart of the Day is from A Teachable Moment by Tony Isola and one to keep in the back of your mind.
Today’s Chart, from Peter Mallouk via the Chart Report, shows the average cumulative S&P 500 returns from 1998 to 2020.
Today’s Chart of the Day comes from Apollo Global Management with data from the Census Bureau showing the change in population by state from July..
Today’s Chart of the Day from Creativeplanning.com with data from NYE.edu shows the rolling 10-year return of the market going back 85 years.
Today’s Chart of the Day is a perennial favorite for some clients and shows the annual stock market performance of several factors. "Factors" is the..
Today’s Chart of the Day is from OfDollarsAndData and shows when the market is “down” after its last record high.
Today’s Chart of the Day from Exploredplanet.com shows population density through red and grey areas. When combined, the red areas have a larger..
Today’s Chart of the Day from Bloomberg.com shows that ticket prices for Super Bowl LVIII are reaching a record-breaking average of $9,815 each.
Today’s Chart of the Day from Allen Downey shows the increasing trend of delayed marriages among Millennials.
Today’s Chart of the Day has been around a while and is often in the back of my head when we see “forecasts.”
Today’s Chart of the Day was produced by Ofdollarsanddata’s Nick Maggiulli and shows the probability of success between your withdrawal rates, the..
Today’s Chart of the Day was sourced by my Crews Bank & Trust colleague, Jackson Garner, Trust Relationship Associate, from a research paper called,..
Today's chart, sourced from Apollo and the Census Bureau data, illustrates a decline in the average family size from 3.3 members per household in 1960 to 2.5 in 2023.
Today’s Chart of the Day comes from Yahoo Finance with estimates by Fidelity. It shows a general rule of thumb for financial planning for how much you should have invested at different ages by multiplying your current salary by a specific number (based on your age) to prepare for retirement. Investments can also include things like real estate, businesses, and future inheritances.
Today’s Chart comes from an article in Barron’s with information from Wilshire Indexes. The “Wiltshire 5000” is an index similar to the S&P 500, with the difference being that instead of the largest 500 stocks in the S&P, the Wiltshire 5000 represents all of the investable stocks in the United States. Some argue the Wilshire 5000 is a better representation of the health of the stock market, but that is a longer discussion for another day. 
Today’s Chart of the Day is from A Teachable Moment by Tony Isola and one to keep in the back of your mind.
Today’s Chart, from Peter Mallouk via the Chart Report, shows the average cumulative S&P 500 returns from 1998 to 2020.
Today’s Chart of the Day comes from Apollo Global Management with data from the Census Bureau showing the change in population by state from July 2020 to July 2023.
Today’s Chart of the Day from Creativeplanning.com with data from NYE.edu shows the rolling 10-year return of the market going back 85 years.
Today’s Chart of the Day is a perennial favorite for some clients and shows the annual stock market performance of several factors. "Factors" is the name the market assigns to certain types of stocks. For instance: Growth stocks are those that have higher growth rates and often do not have a dividend; vs. Value stocks which are generally older, more established, and pay a dividend. Other factors are Small, Mid, and Large, Real Estate, International, and High Dividend. The “Chiclet Chart," as one client calls it, displays how each factor performs as compared to the others over time. It makes a visual case to be diversified into each to reduce volatility, since some do better one year and not the next.
Today’s Chart of the Day is from OfDollarsAndData and shows when the market is “down” after its last record high.
Today’s Chart of the Day from Exploredplanet.com shows population density through red and grey areas. When combined, the red areas have a larger population than the remaining grey. This is something to remember when watching/reading the news on why so much time is spent on these metro areas.
Today’s Chart of the Day from Bloomberg.com shows that ticket prices for Super Bowl LVIII are reaching a record-breaking average of $9,815 each.
Today’s Chart of the Day from Allen Downey shows the increasing trend of delayed marriages among Millennials.
Today’s Chart of the Day has been around a while and is often in the back of my head when we see “forecasts.”
Today’s Chart of the Day was produced by Ofdollarsanddata’s Nick Maggiulli and shows the probability of success between your withdrawal rates, the percentage you withdraw from your portfolio each year, versus the allocation between stocks and bonds.
Today’s Chart of the Day was sourced by my Crews Bank & Trust colleague, Jackson Garner, Trust Relationship Associate, from a research paper called, “Underperformance of Concentrated Stock Positions” written by Antti Petajisto at MIT in 2023.
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