We've been tracking the random, yet curiously synchronized movements of the S&P 500 (Index: SPX) and General Electric (NYSE: GE) since the S&P 500 peaked back on 26 January 2018, where the two have diverged and then nearly reconverged before diverging once again during that time.
But as of the close of trading on Tuesday, 22 May 2018, it would appear that GE has returned to the S&P 500 flock, where the trajectories of the two have converged once more. At least as measured by their percentage change since the 26 January 2018 peak for the S&P 500!
That condition may not last very long, but you have to appreciate the beauty of it all when it does!
Labels: data visualization, investing, SP 500, stock prices
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