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Time-series line chart tracking real average hourly earnings from the early 2000's to present.
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Chart of the Day: Average Hourly Earnings

March 19, 2026

Today's Chart of the Day comes from @CharlieBilello and highlights real average hourly earnings in the US. “Real wages” (pay adjusted for inflation)...

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Stacked bar chart showing the % of homes that sold below, at, and above list price from 2012 to present.
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Chart of the Day: U.S. Home Sales

March 17, 2026

Today's Chart of the Day is actually two charts from The Wall Street Journal article “The Housing Market Is Swinging Toward Buyers.”

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Vertical bar chart showing average company life span on S&P 500's Index from 1965 to 2030, in years, rolling 7-year average) and decades
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Chart of the Day: S&P Incumbents

March 12, 2026

Today’s Chart of the Day from MSN reveals an important trend: S&P 500 companies aren’t holding onto their place in the index as long as they used to.

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