All Charts
Every chart on MarketCrash in one place — the six indicators behind the crash-risk and growth-probability scores, the risk charts tracking the shocks that reprice US equities, and the standalone market charts people search for. Each lives on its own page with the live reading, its source series and how often it updates.
Indicator Charts
Total US market cap to GDP ratio with live value and chart.
Treasury 10-year minus 2-year spread (FRED T10Y2Y) with inversion history.
Cyclically adjusted price-to-earnings ratio (CAPE) from multpl.com.
DXY dollar strength index with live market pricing.
US M2 money stock (FRED M2SL) and its growth trend.
10-year TIPS real yield (FRED DFII10) as a measure of monetary tightness.
Risk Charts
Daily tanker transits through the Strait of Hormuz from satellite AIS data, against the pre-disruption baseline.
Daily tanker transits through the Bab el-Mandeb Strait — the gate to the Suez Canal — against the pre-disruption baseline.
The benchmark for the two-thirds of world oil that trades by sea — where a chokepoint shock shows up first.
Commercial crude stocks plus the Strategic Petroleum Reserve over one day of refinery runs — how long the US can absorb a supply stop.
Capital spending and long-term debt for the biggest AI builders from their own SEC filings, ranked by debt-to-capex.
What the market charges the weakest borrowers over the strongest — where an AI financing crack shows up first.
Monthly market value of Japan's Treasury stockpile from the US Treasury's own TIC report, against its peak.
Interest payments as a share of all federal spending, quarterly from the BEA accounts back to 1947.
Market Charts
COMEX gold futures front-month settlement — the benchmark price for physical gold, tracked daily.
COMEX silver futures front-month settlement — the more volatile half of precious metals, tracked daily.
West Texas Intermediate crude — the US benchmark that sets the price at the pump, tracked daily.
COMEX copper futures — the industrial metal that tracks global manufacturing demand, tracked daily.
Henry Hub natural gas futures — the US benchmark for heating and power generation, tracked daily.
The market's expected 30-day volatility, priced from S&P 500 options — the fear gauge, tracked daily.
The CPI index level itself — the basket of consumer prices every inflation rate is derived from, monthly from the BLS.
Year-over-year change in consumer prices — the number the Federal Reserve targets, monthly from the BLS.
The rate the US government pays to borrow for ten years — the anchor for every other rate, tracked daily.
The average rate on a 30-year fixed mortgage — where interest rates reach households, weekly from Freddie Mac.
The share of the labour force without work — the last indicator to turn in a recession, monthly from the BLS.
How households say they feel about the economy — spending follows this with a lag, monthly from the University of Michigan.
Unemployment against its own 12-month low — the rule that has historically triggered as a recession starts, monthly from FRED.
Total US public debt outstanding, reported by the Treasury every business day — formatted in trillions.
Every series is sourced as noted on its own page. For educational purposes only. Not investment advice.