Daten: FRED und Yahoo Finance (Gold, Silber, Öl, S&P 500) + FRED (10-jährige Treasury-Rendite)
Werkzeuge: R (ggplot2)
Die Grafik zeigt das indexierte Wachstum der wichtigsten Anlageklassen von 2000 bis 2026, wobei schattierte Regionen systemische Stressphasen markieren (Dotcom-Crash, globale Finanzkrise, COVID-Schock). Logarithmische Skala zum Vergleich der langfristigen Aufzinsung von Vermögenswerten mit unterschiedlichen Volatilitätsniveaus.
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Von forensiceconomics
7 Kommentare
Crazy that gold and silver were essentially flat for 10+ years just for them to outperform the S&P500 in the last few years
Why is everything starting at 100, but bonds at ~90?
So… Gold&silver were cheap in the year 2000 and stocks were not…? Is that what you want to show with the graphic?
SP500 line does not include dividends. OP either made a tremendous mistake or is a goldbug looking to deceive.
I know it’s never easy to choose a starting point, but starting S&P 500 tracking just before the .com crash seems a bit of a penalty (and bonus for gold as a safety asset)
Dyno readings for pedal and pop?
This chart is useless – just use a total return index for both bonds and S&P 500. Using a yield scaled to 100 is meaningless and not comparable to the other lines