by NelsonCorp Wealth Management | May 6, 2021 | Chart of the Week
Corn is the focus of our featured chart this week, something we Midwesterners are plenty familiar with. If you haven’t noticed, its price has been on a tear lately: going from a low of about $3.1 per bushel in August of last year to about $7.50 per bushel...
by NelsonCorp Wealth Management | Apr 30, 2021 | Chart of the Week
The week’s featured chart shows the total annual flows into global equity (stock) funds going back to 2013. Fund flows are simply the net cash inflow into a fund (purchases) or net cash outflow from a fund (redemptions), regardless of performance. When an...
by NelsonCorp Wealth Management | Apr 23, 2021 | Chart of the Week
This week’s featured chart looks at stock market breadth in the United States. Specifically, we focus on two major U.S stock indices. You may already be familiar with the first, the S&P 500, representing the 500 largest stocks by market capitalization in...
by NelsonCorp Wealth Management | Apr 16, 2021 | Chart of the Week
Move aside institutions; the individual investor is taking over. That’s the message from our featured chart this week, which shows the ownership of U.S. stocks broken down by sector. Although the Federal Reserve divides the ownership of U.S. stocks into 14...
by NelsonCorp Wealth Management | Apr 9, 2021 | Chart of the Week
For this week’s chart, we focus on the bond market and what is called a “term premium.” But before I describe the term premium, I’ll explain the layout of this chart. In the top clip of the chart, we show the yield of the U.S. 10-year Treasury note. In the...
by NelsonCorp Wealth Management | Apr 2, 2021 | Chart of the Week
For this week’s Chart of the Week, we look at the daily volume of shares traded on the two major U.S. stock market exchanges: the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and the NASDAQ stock exchange. Whenever a share of stock gets bought and sold on one of these...
