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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July 28, 2007
March 5, 2012

Comments on Custom Charts

August 29, 2007

William H. Rivers (willier) @ 4:31 pm #

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

September 8, 2007
August 2, 2009

Jules @ 10:54 am #

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.

November 14, 2010

Jason @ 10:24 pm #

@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.

December 6, 2010

Broke Guy @ 1:07 pm #

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.

July 3, 2012

sm @ 6:13 pm #

How does the total cost of an MBA program at a top school stack up in gold?

Do you have the Brent version for the oil in gold chart please?

Thank you

July 5, 2012
August 23, 2012

Al @ 1:36 am #

How about a chart that shows historic average home rental prices in gold? It would be interesting to see if one could figure out which is the better option in the context of the current situation.

September 16, 2012

Dan C. @ 7:21 pm #

I would like to see what the US disposable income chart would look like if you removed the top and bottom 1% earners(by wage). Is that possible with the BLS data you have?

January 24, 2013

WillJan @ 2:55 am #

Annual Federal Loans, Annual Debt Increases and Annual Taxation per capita would be interesting.

January 30, 2013

WillJan @ 8:18 pm #

Here I found some statistics, I'm not sure how they got them since I'm unsure how to browse those source pages. They do mention were they got them down below on every link:

http://www.taxpolicycenter.org/taxfacts/displayafact.cfm?Docid=205 + http://www.taxpolicycenter.org/taxfacts/displayafact.cfm?Docid=204 + http://www.taxpolicycenter.org/taxfacts/displayafact.cfm?Docid=203, you could make a graph with different colors stacking each other.

http://www.taxpolicycenter.org/taxfacts/displayafact.cfm?Docid=280

http://www.taxpolicycenter.org/taxfacts/displayafact.cfm?Docid=611 , two graphs going side by side as a comparison

You might have already made one of these, like the federal debt which is very interesting (debt increase during Reagan), I hope they can give you some extra details though. Cheers, William.

January 31, 2013
February 13, 2013

Leigh @ 2:47 pm #

Do you have a US compounded dollar chart vs gold.
ie. Say I purchased $1 of gold in 1900 and invested $1 in an interest bearing cash account that compunded, what would their relationship look like?
(eg. at 5% cash rate $1 is worth $114 in 100 years, where gold would be around $87)

May 1, 2013

Niklas @ 7:14 am #

Hi,

It was good to find this website (which I reached through Zero Hedge) because it actually gives me answers to many questions I have asked myself but been unable to find credible answers to.

Here and there one can read about the increasing cost of extracting gold because the large and "easy"-to-get-to deposits are being exhausted. I assume that productivity is not keeping up with diminishing returns, and that wage pressures in developing countries have also had their effects.

If we knew the average extraction cost per kilo of gold priced in gold would that not indicate some realistic sort of minimum support level for gold – if converted into a currency – and perhaps even give us a trend for future support levels and thereby prices, and even tell us when we are in bubble territory?

Niklas @ 7:59 am #

Yes, the data collection is the stumbling block here, isn't it.

I am not in any way in the financial business, and my knowledge of it is extremely limited. This is just an idea that on an intuitive level feels right. Judging from your response it seems as if you may agree with me.

Would an analysis into yearly reports of every company in the HUI index give us a good indication?

June 6, 2013

wesmouch @ 10:00 am #

Have you looked at the EAFA (developed world stock market index) priced in gold?

July 29, 2013

dub @ 3:57 am #

Hi,

can you add all major index worldwide? What about for example all that europen indices?
Thanks! I really like your work here!

dub

February 2, 2014

lw @ 7:16 am #

russell 2000 priced in gold since 2000

lw @ 7:17 am #

price of russell 2000 index in gold since 2000

February 6, 2014

Navigator @ 6:52 am #

Hello-

Would you be able to add a chart showing the price of Berkshire Hathaway stock priced in gold. Given Warren Buffet's views on gold as a measure/store of value, it would be interesting to see how his stock has performed when measured in gold. Thank you.

December 24, 2014

Baron @ 12:18 am #

As a holder of Gold I find your charts fascinating! I came across a reference to your site at GATA.
As an Englishman living in France I obviously would love charts orientated to UK Pound and Euro plus the FTSE. Prices of cars and food also.

You must get requests all the time from people like me who want more of your valuable time.
Keep up the good work!

December 31, 2014

PRice @ 8:32 am #

Are these copper charts the closest proxy to iron ore priced in gold? What peaked my interest is that there are a few stories around this week about the collapse of iron ore prices in USD.

January 1, 2015
January 2, 2015

PRice @ 3:23 am #

Thanks, this makes a lot of sense. This week's iron ore stories at http://davidstockmanscontracorner.com/why-commodity-prices-are-cliff-diving-the-iron-ore-collapse-reflects-the-end-of-the-monetary-super-cycle/ and http://www.forbes.com/sites/timworstall/2014/12/29/why-crude-oil-and-iron-ore-will-continue-to-fall-in-price-in-2015/ probably wouldn't have been written if they were looking at this iron ore priced in gold chart.

As a counter to the above fear-inducing stories, there's this news:
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/magnetation-llc-announces-first-production-190000457.html
Magnetation LLC Announces First Production at New Iron Ore Concentrate Plant

January 3, 2015

dub @ 4:48 am #

@editor: thanks, wat about the german DAX (^GDAXI)
https://de.finance.yahoo.com/q/hp?s=%5EGDAXI

May 23, 2015

Johnny Boy @ 5:21 am #

Sir Charles – This may be more challenging than the other ratios, but would it be possible to do a Gold to Derivatives Ratio? Here are some background facts and places to look at:
1) http://www.factset.com/websitefiles/PDFs/academics_lessons/lesson_derivatives
2) http://www.iatp.org/files/451_2_107470.pdf This site gives the worldwide total amount of derivatives in 2009, a bit dated, but interesting to look at compared to Gold.

December 27, 2017

Owen Prentice @ 6:06 pm #

I would really love to see a chart for UK Property Prices 1970-date

January 15, 2018
August 16, 2018

Buran @ 9:44 pm #

Hello Mr Charles!

Firstly I would like to say this site in wonderful! It gives a whole new way of looking at things!

I was wondering if it would be possible to have the PPI (Producers Price Index) in gold terms?

Thank you!

August 20, 2018
August 26, 2018

Buran @ 1:55 am #

Thank you!

That would be great!

December 24, 2019

marko @ 6:41 pm #

Thank you for a great site!

Considering platinum and palladium are here, surprised that rhodium is not, especially given what's happening with its fiat price.

Is there no good long term price data source for rhodium?

December 29, 2019
August 15, 2020

dr klaus hebold @ 12:20 am #

It would be interesting to see fine wine pricing in gold. There are pretty exact records of how wine traded in past times. Best source to my knowledge is LIVEX.

K.H

August 17, 2020
October 22, 2020

Matthew Warn @ 12:11 pm #

Is it possible to get the Bitcoin vs. Gold chart in ounces as well posted on the site?

October 23, 2020
July 1, 2021

Steven Farrall @ 2:36 am #

Do you have the data for a chart of gold v UK wages from 1945?

July 2, 2021
December 10, 2021

Martin @ 8:01 am #

Do you have the data for a chart of gold vs Warren Buffets' investment record since he started investing?

December 11, 2021
July 2, 2022

New Age @ 9:35 pm #

Thank you for putting this website together! It truly shows the how almost every aspect of our lives have changed (for the worse) when commodities, wages, and various assets are priced in gold.

July 5, 2022

steven farrall @ 3:32 am #

@editor:
Many apologies for woefully slow reply. The Office of National Statistics has lots of data on stuff like wages. Here for example https://www.ons.gov.uk/search?q=wages&filter=datasets&page=2
Regards
Steve

July 12, 2022
September 25, 2022

Bilal @ 3:15 am #

Wish there had been a chart of hsm1 and hsm2 scrap prices relative to gold

September 26, 2022
November 14, 2022

Andrew Baartz @ 2:17 pm #

I assume the following exists somewhere regarding central banks’ M2 or M3 and their holdings of gold.

First, in aggregate
A is the total of all central banks’ M2/M3 in USD, and
B is the number of ounces of gold of all central banks.
C = A/B

Second, the above by central bank (or economy)
A’ is the total of each central banks’ M2/M3 in USD, and
B’ is the number of ounces of gold of each central banks.
C’ = A’/B’

This might provide an indication of how over valued fiat currencies might be, if we returned to a gold standard. Hypothetically.

June 12, 2023

Rene @ 8:40 am #

I've followed this site since 2009, its a great reality check to compare values over time. Can you update the US household net worth chart? http://pricedingold.com/networth/
I'm curious how the last 10 years have fared.

July 15, 2023

Jack Mullen @ 11:43 am #

Hello – I love the information. Is there any chance you might update Food prices in gold to come current to 2023 looks like last update was circa 2019. Thank you.

Jack

July 17, 2023