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Compare asset charts and macro scenarios on one page
Chart View is the open analysis page for price series, public comparison scenarios and cleaner conversion logic.
Load direct symbols or use prepared public scenarios for energy, commodity and market comparisons, then read performance, volatility and drawdowns in one consistent view.
Public scenario example
Henry Hub vs TTF gas prices
A prepared energy-price comparison: Henry Hub and TTF are read in one macro context, so energy-cost and inflation sensitivity become easier to compare.
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Chart-only workflow: no personal scenario saves, no portfolio uploads, but share-link and PNG export stay available.
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Series metrics
| Series | Symbol | Unit | Start | End | Change | CAGR | Max drawdown | Volatility | Actions |
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Historical example · not a personal forecast
Public scenario: Brent and WTI prices compared
The existing public scenario compares two crude-oil futures in the same unit: USD per barrel. This is a fixed historical extract for 2023–2024.
| Date | Brent (USD) | WTI (USD) | Brent − WTI (USD) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2023-01-03 | 82.10 | 76.93 | 5.17 |
| 2023-12-31 | 77.04 | 71.65 | 5.39 |
| 2024-12-31 | 74.64 | 71.72 | 2.92 |
A positive spread means Brent was more expensive than WTI on that date. A common unit makes the prices comparable; delivery locations and contract specifications still differ.
Yahoo Finance series BZ=F and CL=F, without currency conversion or indexing. The last available price is carried forward on days without a quote; the initial value uses the first available trading day. The chart shows month-end values and the table selected dates. Futures contracts change over time: this is a price comparison, not a directly achievable investment return. Taxes, fees and rolling costs are not modelled.
Data source: Yahoo Finance · BZ=F · CL=F · Retrieved: 2026-10-14
Why macro analysis matters for long-term investment decisions
Economic macro analysis helps frame long-term investment decisions beyond isolated price charts. Inflation, interest rates, energy prices, currencies and business cycles all shape how markets behave over time.
The same forces also shape wealth projections across many years by changing real returns, purchasing power and country-specific economic conditions. If you think about investing across borders, charts make more sense when they are read inside that wider macro context.
Note
Public scenarios are meant to create economically cleaner comparisons when different quote units are used. The chart is for information only and does not constitute investment advice.