- The S&P 500 has rallied to a new interim high 52.7% above the March 9th low. Actually the index first topped the 50% mark on August 21st — approximately 24 weeks after the March low.
- When was the last time we had such a speedy 50% rally? Above is a chart of the S&P Composite since January 1928, which is as far back as I have daily data for this index. These 24-week wonders are highlighted in red.
- Not since 1932, near the bottom of the Crash of 1929, have we seen such dramatic gains.
- How many hours of work does it take the average person (earns $18.65/hr) to purchase the SP500? Below. Interesting perspective on whether or not the market is expensive.
Horse Manure, Climate Change, and Nuclear Energy
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The "Great Manure Crisis" of the late 19th century offers some serious
lessons for those worried about the "existential threat" of global warming
from CO2 ...
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