The dollar is peeking above its 13 month downtrend line, as you can see from the chart below.
Judging from the chart below, courtesy of Bianco Research, not much at all.
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From the chart guys at Business Insider, this is the interest paid on US debt to banks and foreign holders of government bonds.
While the warnings to not grow too optimistic about U.S. housing are worth heeding, observers can take some comfort from the chart below.
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The post does not break out the number of YouTube active users, but from the chart it appears to be approximately 280 million.
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As evident from the chart above, the growth rate over last quarter has nearly halved from 19% in Q2 to roughly 10% in Q3.
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As you can see from the chart above, there is an historical relationship in the United States between rising equity yield premiums and falling growth.
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It is also clear from the chart that the 21-period WMA has acted as a good level of support, as tests of the rising WMA have often marked correction lows.
If that is available for your itinerary, it is a huge help: You can see from the chart whether the current price is high or low compared with past prices.
As you can see from the chart above, the current price leaders are First Solar (NASD:FSLR), Renesola (NYSE:SOL), Trina Solar (NASD:TSL), Yingli Green Energy (NYSE:YGE), and Jinko Solar (NYSE:JKS).
As you can see from the chart, the rather sharp correction from the September peak occurred during a seasonally strong period, but since the initial plunge, gold prices have again begun to edge higher.
As you can see from the chart, the actual distribution of wealth is weighted heavily toward the top 20%, whereas most Americans would prefer to see the majority of wealth much more evenly distributed.
The answer is clear from the chart below.
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Perhaps the most glaring example of a disconnect from the above chart lies in the fact that 49% of marketers rate forwards or shares of ads or other content online as a strong influence on their engagement measures, but just 15% of consumers say they feel engaged or invested in a brand when they share an ad.
The view from the top of the org chart has become far removed from the reality of the bottom.
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From the weekly chart of the Hang Seng, one can see that we are already back to the highs from early 2012, which should provide good support.
The last of the findings from the above chart I want to make mention of is the low number associated with video marketing.
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However, that was not enough to dislodge the latest James Bond film Skyfall from the top of the chart.
As you can see from the above chart, perhaps counterintuitively, spikes in prices tend to sow the seeds of their own decline.
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The interesting thing about Barbera is that good ones are made at every price point, as you can see from the accompanying chart.
As you will notice from the next chart, the pound came back exactly to the 50% retracement level before it commenced its remarkable climb.
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As you can see from the bar chart, Japan has managed to perform well, even in dollar terms, despite the yen falling even further this year against the dollar than the pound has.
As can be seen from the second chart above, Wave C went just a shade over a 100% measure of Wave A. We also got a second test of the low that held.
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We get a sense of this from an article in the February 28, 2011 Nihon Keizai Shimbunon public lending to small- and medium sized enterprises (SMEs), from which the chart above is taken.
Take a look at the above chart from the Smallbiztrends.com, a great website about the industry of small business.
The chart aggregates sales data from the Official Charts Company and GFK Chart-track to determine the year's standings.
The Leading Indicators from the Conference Board declined 0.3% in June, but the long-term chart from their press release shows that both the Leading and Coincident Economic Indexes are still rising, and show no signs of a recession.
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The weekly chart covers from the end of April 2012 up to the present.
The next chart from McKinsey tells the story: More than half of total productivity growth comes from computers and information technology.
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