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Artikel · AktienDurchschnittliche Aktienmarktrendite9,4%pro Jahr seit 1871, mit DividendenZwei Arten von Durchschnitt, jedes Jahr seit 1872 als Ziegel, die besten und schlechtesten Jahrzehnte und wie sich die Spanne bei 1 bis 30 Jahren Haltedauer verengt.Artikel lesen → Article · StocksBest investments by year×23.4Booking Holdings, 2009–2018: the best of today's S&P 500 with a recordPick any year and holding period: the 10 best and 3 worst of today's S&P 500 or of 23 assets, the median and the index, with survivorship bias in plain sight.Artikel lesen → Artikel · WirtschaftWas ist eine Rezession34US-Rezessionen seit 1857Wer entscheidet, jede Rezession seit 1857 Jahrzehnt für Jahrzehnt, wie lange Rezessionen und Aufschwünge dauern und was seit 1948 rund um jede mit Arbeitsplätzen und Aktien geschah.Artikel lesen → Article · EconomyCOVID-19 and the economy21.9MUS payroll jobs lost, February 2020 – April 2020A 2-month recession and a quick way back: every economy's 2020, the jobs race against every recession since 1945, where $4.52T of relief went, and the inflation that followed.Artikel lesen → Article · StocksDividend aristocrats52S&P 500 companies with 25+ years of dividend raisesWho has raised the dividend for 25, 50, 60+ years by their own count, who cut in 2009 and 2020, and how the S&P 500's dividend held up in crashes since 1871.Artikel lesen → Article · EconomyThe history of the world economy×14.8world income per person since 1820Two thousand years in one line, doubling times from centuries to decades, the Great Divergence and who had the largest economy when.Artikel lesen → Article · EconomyEconomic miracles×8.6income per person in 25 years: Botswana, 1965–1990Which economies went from poor to rich fastest, picked by one rule instead of by hand: when it happened, how fast income doubled, and the countries that stalled.Artikel lesen → Article · StocksThe Buffett indicator255%of GDP, Q2 2026: the value of US companies' sharesEvery quarter since 1947 on one thermometer, what high readings said about the next 10 years — and the times the indicator was wrong.Artikel lesen → Article · StocksGreat investors: what they really earned19.7%a year for Berkshire since 1965, vs 10.5% for the S&P 500Buffett’s record year by year as a wall of bricks, what $1,000 became, the shrinking edge, the losing years, his bet against hedge funds and what famous funds hold now.Artikel lesen → Article · TechnologyThe AI boom in numbers5.7 monthsdoubling time of AI training compute since 2010Every notable AI model since 1950 as a dot, the models over 10²³ FLOP, who builds them, Big Tech's capital spending and NVIDIA's revenue.Artikel lesen → Article · StocksWho owns the stock market50.9%of family-held stocks belong to the richest 1%America’s stocks as 100 shares in 1989 and now, households against shares, how many families own any stock, and who has held American shares since 1945.Artikel lesen → Artikel · AktienAktienmarkt-Crashes13Rückgänge um 20 % oder mehr seit 1871Jeder Crash des S&P 500 seit 1871: wie tief er ging, die Form des Rückgangs und wie viele Jahre der Weg zurück zum Rekord dauerte, mit und ohne Dividenden.Artikel lesen → Article · MarketsBubbles: what they look like in the data19booms and busts since 1881, by one ruleUS stocks, gold, silver, oil, bitcoin and ether: every boom and bust aligned at its peak — how far prices rose, how far they fell and how long the way back took.Artikel lesen → Article · StocksWho profits from bubbles$2.07Tof capital gains cashed in by Americans in 2021Follow the money through the booms of 1999–2000, 2006–07 and 2020–21: who sold to whom, Wall Street's fees, the tax on gains, and who was left holding the shares.Artikel lesen → Article · EconomyEconomic paradoxes7famous paradoxes, checked against the dataKeynes's thrift, Solow's computers, Jevons's fuel, Simpson's paychecks, the equity premium, Gibson's rates and Greenspan's conundrum — each with a picture of its own.Artikel lesen → Article · StocksThe biggest IPOs ever$75.0BSpaceX, the biggest IPO on record (Jun 2026)The largest IPOs from the companies’ own filings, who held the record and for how long, and the IPO waves: 1,000 US IPOs in 2021, 596 of them SPACs.Artikel lesen → Artikel · Zinsen und SchuldenZinsentwicklung der US-Notenbank3,88%der US-Leitzins, 11. Nov 2026Jede Änderung seit 2008 als Viertelpunkt-Bausteine, 30 Zyklen mit Zinserhöhungen und Zinssenkungen seit 1954, die größten Zinsschritte nach oben und der Zinssatz nach Inflation Monat für Monat.Artikel lesen → Article · Rates and debtHow central banks work36 of 38central banks raised rates in 2021–2023What a key rate is, how a hike travels from T-bills to mortgages, jobs and prices, the world's rates now, the negative-rate club and what central banks aim for.Artikel lesen → Article · EconomyStrange things that happen in crises−$36.98a barrel of US oil, April 20, 2020Oil below zero, 6.14M jobless claims in one week, 31.8% of income saved: the oddest moments of crises, each measured against normal times.Artikel lesen → Article · Rates and debtInverted yield curve+0.78points: the 10-year minus the 3-month yieldToday's curve against one and two years ago, every inversion since 1954, how long until the recession that followed — and the times none did.Artikel lesen → Artikel · GeldZinseszinsrechner$848 Tsd.aus $1.000 in US-Aktien, angelegt 1960Ein Rechner mit monatlichen Einzahlungen, die 72er-Regel als Bild und was aus $1.000 in Aktien, Anleihen, Gold und Bargeld seit 1960 tatsächlich wurde.Artikel lesen → Article · PricesWhat got more expensive, and what got cheaper+207%college tuition since 2000Tuition, child care, rent, TVs and phones since 2000: a fan of 19 prices, price tags, hours of work, and tuition racing stocks, gold and homes.Artikel lesen → Artikel · PreiseDer Wert eines Dollars$34,26heute für $1 von 1913Ein Dollarschein für jedes Jahrzehnt, gezeichnet in der Größe seiner heutigen Kaufkraft; die Inflation in jedem Jahr seit 1872; die längsten Phasen steigender und fallender Preise.Artikel lesen → Article · PricesWhat actually beats inflation+7.1%a year after inflation: US stocks since 1871Stocks, gold, bonds, cash, homes and bitcoin in hot and cool years, through 1941–48, 1966–82 and 2021–22, and how long each took to win its buying power back.Artikel lesen → Article · EconomyHyperinflation: when prices run away231,150,889%a year: Zimbabwe in 2008, the record since 1960Every country where prices tripled in a year since 1960 as a heat map, the worst years on record, how fast prices double at each rate, and the countries that brought inflation down.Artikel lesen → Article · PricesCost of living$2.32a dozen eggs, Oct 202618 everyday prices since 1980 in dollars and in minutes of work, the price of eggs month by month, gasoline and pay.Artikel lesen → Article · MoneyMoney printing: what happens when countries print money$10.3Bof new US money a day in 2020Money growth against inflation in 151 countries, central bank balloons after 2008 and 2020, a printing-press counter, and how US prices followed the money of 2020.Artikel lesen → Article · StocksStock market curiosities60%the Super Bowl indicator's hit rate since 1978Football games, Januarys, the last digit of the year and a crystal ball made by data mining: market folklore on trial against a coin flip.Artikel lesen → Article · EconomyUnsolved economic mysteries6unsolved cases, with the evidence and the suspectsThe vanishing Phillips curve, the Great Moderation, a 39-year slide of interest rates, money that didn't cause inflation, labor's shrinking share and poor countries' late catch-up.Artikel lesen → Article · MoneyIrrational money−81%missing the 10 best months since 1871Six money habits run as plain rules on real data — the best months, panic selling, winner chasing, Sell in May, money illusion and lottery odds — with one surprise.Artikel lesen → Article · MoneyMarketing miracles×103Monster's net sales since 2001Monster, the iPhone, Jordan, Costco, Starbucks Rewards, Prime, Red Bull and Coca-Cola: what marketing built, by the companies' own filings.Artikel lesen → Artikel · Arbeit und EinkommenArbeitslosenquote der USA4,1%im Oktober 2026Jeder Monat seit 1948 als Heat-Kalender, der schnelle Anstieg und langsame Rückgang in jeder Rezession, U-3 gegen U-6 und wen es am härtesten trifft.Artikel lesen → Article · BusinessAdvertising: wins, flops and big spenders$232Bon advertising, 211 S&P 500 companies, latest yearThe biggest advertisers in the S&P 500, spend per dollar of sales by sector, and nine famous wins and flops with figures from the companies' own filings.Artikel lesen → Article · Jobs and incomeLabor productivity×5.5output per hour since 1947The hour of 1947 now takes 11 minutes. Five eras of growth, what drove each — machines, skills or ideas — who produces the most per hour, and how pay kept up.Artikel lesen → Article · StocksElon Musk in numbers$94.8BTesla's revenue in 2025Tesla's growth, a 12-rung pay ladder and the court case that followed, his stake from 19 proxy tables, the Twitter deal's financing and SpaceX's first public numbers — all from the filings.Artikel lesen → Artikel · Zinsen und SchuldenStaatsverschuldung der USA$40,58 Bio.die Staatsverschuldung, 10. Nov 2026Wie lange jede Billion gedauert hat — 192 Jahre für die erste, 154 Tage für die jüngste —, die Schulden pro Person seit 1790, wer sie hält und die USA unter 191 Ländern.Artikel lesen → Artikel · Arbeit und EinkommenMindestlohn$7,25pro Stunde, der Bundesmindestlohn seit 2009Jede Erhöhung seit 1938 im Vergleich zu ihrem Wert in heutigen Dollar, die Bundesstaaten mit höherem Lohn auf einer Karte und was ein Vollzeitjahr zum Mindestlohn einbringt.Artikel lesen → Article · Jobs and incomeMedian household income$87,460a year, the median US household in 2025Median against average, the income ladder since 1967 — what puts a household in the top 20% or the top 5% — every state on a map and income by age.Artikel lesen → Article · HousingMortgage rates history6.2%average mortgage rate, Dec 2025Every year since 1963 as a brick, decade by decade, the payment on the same loan, the rate after inflation and against the 10-year Treasury.Artikel lesen → Article · HousingIs real estate a good investment?0.6%a year after inflation, US home prices since 1890A century of flat prices, then the climb; the land under the house; farmland's busts; $10,000 in a house vs stocks, bonds and gold; and prices against rents.Artikel lesen → Artikel · WohnenUS-Immobilienpreise und Erschwinglichkeit$393.300Median-Neubau, Q3 20264,8 Jahreseinkommen im Jahr 2025, gegenüber 3,2 im Jahr 1967. Jedes Jahr als Stapel von Bausteinen, Preis und Zins auf einer Karte, dann im Vergleich zu heute nach Jahrzehnten.Artikel lesen → Article · MoneyGold, jewelry and art: do treasures hold their value?+4.5%a year after inflation: gold, 1971–2025Two centuries of one ounce of gold, jewelry's price tag against the metal, paintings sold twice at auction, and what no open index can measure.Artikel lesen → Article · MoneyThe gold standard22.2 mthe edge of a cube of all gold ever minedWhy the dollar left gold in 1971, how prices behaved on and off it, and how much gold there is: about 210,800 tonnes, drawn next to the Statue of Liberty.Artikel lesen → Article · MoneyHow many bitcoins exist95.8%of all 21 million bitcoins already exist20,111,176 bitcoins now, 888,694 still to come until about 2140: 21 million as 210 bricks, the halving staircase, coins a day era by era and supply growth against the dollar's M2.Artikel lesen → Article · EconomyLargest economies in the world$128Tworld GDP in 2026, IMF projectionCountries by GDP as one picture, every economy's share since 1960, the US against China, dollars against purchasing power, and who is growing fastest.Artikel lesen → Article · EconomyDemocracy and economic growth2.2% / 2.0%median growth a year per person: democracies / non-democracies, 1950–2020Do political systems change how fast economies grow? Averages, the fastest and the worst decades, changes of regime, the income link and what research finds.Artikel lesen →