Category Archives: Chart of the Day

1970-2019: Debt, Deficit, Gold/S&P 500 Perspective

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Chart of the Day: Southern California Edison

Below is the annual 52-week low for Southern California Edison (SCE) from 1958 to 1967.  We’ve also included the 3-month Treasury Bill as a comparison to show how utility stocks perform against the backdrop of rising interest rates.

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In this example, the 3-month Treasury Bill increased from 1.77% to 4.31%.  Meanwhile, Southern California Edison (SCE) had a 52-week low range from $15.87 to $31.75.

Chart of the Day: Big Mo from 1920-1987

Below is a chart of Altria (Philip Morris)  from 1920 to 1987.

source: WIT Financial Publishers.1988. p.183.

See our 10-Year price targets for MO at the following link (here).

Chart of the Day: New England Electric Systems

Below is the annual 52-week low for New England Electric Systems (NES) from 1958 to 1967.  We’ve also included the 3-month Treasury Bill as a comparison to show how utility stocks perform against the backdrop of rising interest rates.

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In this example, the 3-month Treasury Bill increased from 1.77% to 4.31%.  Meanwhile, New England Electric Systems (NES) had a 52-week low range from $14.50 to $23.50.

Chart of the Day: Ohio Edison

Below is the annual 52-week low for Ohio Edison (OEC) from 1958 to 1967.  We’ve also included the 3-month Treasury Bill as a comparison to show how utility stocks perform against the backdrop of rising interest rates.

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In this example, the 3-month Treasury Bill increased from 1.77% to 4.31%.  Meanwhile, Ohio Edison (OE) had a 52-week low range from $12.75 to $27.87.

Chart of the Day: Consolidated Edison

Below is the annual 52-week low for Consolidated Edison (ED) from 1958 to 1968.  We’ve also included the 3-month Treasury Bill as a comparison to show how utility stocks perform against the backdrop of rising interest rates.

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In this example, the 3-month Treasury Bill increased from 1.77% to 4.31%.  Meanwhile, Consolidated Edison (ED) had a 52-week low range from $22.00 to $30.63.

Chart of the Day: Cigars, Cigarettes, E-Cigs

Below is a chart of the production of cigars and cigarettes from 1900-1923.

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We have included the market share comparison of Juul, the e-cigarette that Altria (MO) recently increased their stake in, and other tobacco related products from 2014 to 2017 in a research report generated by Bonnie Herzog, senior analyst at Wells Fargo Securities.

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Are cigarettes going the way of the cigar?  Maybe. Will e-cigarettes replace cigarettes? Possibly.

As far as we’re concerned, all articles on the topic of cigarettes and e-cigs should mirror the 1924 Barron’s article title, “Can the Cigarette Come Back?: A Great Industry in Process of E-volution.”

Chart of the Day: Price Index 1290-1950

Below is a chart of the price index of Southern England from 1290 to 1950.  Highlighted in the chart is the formation of the Bank of England in 1694.

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Additional reading: Interest Rate Policy: Bizarre to the Uninitiated

Chart of the Day: PE ratios 1921-1930

Below is the average price-to-earnings ratio of twelve stocks from the 1921 low to December 1930.

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Worth noting is that the late 1929 low would have been considered undervalued to most investors.

Chart of the Day: Montana Power

Below is the annual 52-week low for Montana Power (MTP) from 1958 to 1968.  We’ve also included the 3-month Treasury Bill as a comparison to show how utility stocks perform against the backdrop of rising interest rates.

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In this example, the 3-month Treasury Bill increased from 1.77% to 4.31%.  Meanwhile, Montana Power (MTP) had a 52-week low range from $15.00 to $26.38.

Chart of the Day: Consolidated Edison

Below is the annual 52-week low for Consolidated Edison (ED) from 1958 to 1967.  We’ve also included the 3-month Treasury Bill as a comparison to show how utility stocks perform against the backdrop of rising interest rates.

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In this example, the 3-month Treasury Bill increased from 1.77% to 4.31%.  Meanwhile, Consolidated Edison (ED) had a 52-week low range from $22.00 to $30.63.

Chart of the Day: Florida Power Corp.

Below is the annual 52-week low for Florida Power Corp. from 1958 to 1968.  We’ve also included the Effective Fed Funds Rate as a comparison to show how utility stocks perform against the backdrop of rising interest rates.

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In this example, the Effective Fed Funds Rate increased from 2.42% to 6.02%.  Meanwhile, Florida Power Corp. had a 52-week low range from $19 to $36.75.

Chart of the Day: Dome Mines

Below is the annual 52-week low for Dome Mines (DM) from 1960 to 1968.  We’ve also included the Effective Fed Funds Rate as a comparison to show how gold mining stocks perform against the backdrop of rising interest rates.

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In this example, the Effective Fed Funds Rate increased from 1.98% to 6.02%.  Meanwhile, Dome Mines (DM) had a 52-week low range from $17.12 to $46.25.

Chart of the Day: American Electric Power

Below is the annual 52-week low for American Electric Power (AEP) from 1958 to 1968.  We’ve also included the Effective Fed Funds Rate as a comparison to show how utility stocks perform against the backdrop of rising interest rates.

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In this example, the Effective Fed Funds Rate increased from 2.42% to 6.02%.  Meanwhile, American Electric Power (AEP) had a 52-week low range from $17.75 to $32.50.

Chart of the Day: Campbell Red Lake Mines

Below is the annual 52-week low for Campbell Red Lake Mines (CRK) from 1960 to 1968.  We’ve also included the Effective Fed Funds Rate as a comparison to show how gold mining stocks perform against the backdrop of rising interest rates.

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In this example, the Effective Fed Funds Rate increased from 1.98% to 6.02%.  Meanwhile, Campbell Red Lake Mines (CRK) had a 52-week low range from $9.63 to $24.00.