Custom Charts
Don't make another BUY or SELL decision without checking the value and trend of your target security in GOLD!
For a limited time, custom charts are available for any stock or security for which I have historical data. This should include any company on the NYSE, AMEX, NASDAQ, CME, NYBOT, OTC Bulliten Board and many foreign exchanges, as well as many market averages. These charts will show the value of the security in grams of gold over long term (ten years, if data is available) and short term (one year) periods. The same tools I use to create the charts on the pricedingold.com website will be used to create your custom charts, and the charts will be emailed to you in PDF format.
Price is $9.95 per security… but newsletter subscribers get one free!
If you're already a subscriber, this is my way of saying "Thanks!". If you're not yet a subscriber, sign up today — it's totally free, you can unsubscribe anytime you like, and one free custom chart worth $9.95 is free for the asking. There will be lots of other goodies coming for subscribers, too, so don't wait! Just fill in your name and email address in the boxes in the upper right corner of this page, and let's get started!
To order, send an email with the security names and symbols to customcharts@pricedingold.com and you will receive a PayPal invoice by email for the total price of your custom chart package. When payment is received, your charts will be generated and sent to you as soon as possible, usually within 48 hours.
If you include the purchase date and price you paid for the security (and for closed positions, the date of sale and sale price) I'll add the gold gram values of your purchase (and sale) so you can see how your investment really performed.
Make sure your investments are growing in true value, not just in evaporating dollar value. Price them in GOLD!
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Do you have a chart showing the value of gold vs the Canadian dollar? As my investments in gold and gold stocks and precious metal funds are in Canadian dollars I would like to eliminate the decreasing value of the U.S. $ Thanks Bill
Hi Bill,
I am planning to add a number of currencies to the regular charts, including the CAD. I am also happy to price Canadian stocks in gold. Look for the CAD chart soon!
Thanks,
Charles
I once heard that a semester of college in 1920 cost the same number of gold oz as it would in 1990. Any truth to that?
I guess you could use the older colleges like Wm and Mary or another old state school.
@editor
Thank you so much for this site! It's an invaluable tool for pointing out the effects of dollar devaluation on US standard of living over the past 40 yrs.
A real public service (if you have the guts…)
Track Minimum Wage in the years it has existed. This will show just how bad a depression we're currently experiencing. I'll bet it's at least as bad as the Great Depression, and getting worse by the day, while Uncle Sam continues to print worthless currency, exacerbating the problem.
@Broke Guy:
Great idea! I've pulled together a chart of the federal minimum wage using the highest wage in effect for each month (sometimes there were different rates for farm and non-farm labor, etc.) and added it to the US Wages Page. You are right! The rate in December of 2010 is 27% lower than the original minimum wage in November, 1938. There have only been 8 months (all during 1980) when the minimum wage was lower than it is today.