In my intermediate finance class, they want us to use Bloomberg to compare 4 different types of data. We're marked on creativity. The example used was GDP, S&P index and unemployment rate.
I'm in 2nd year taking a 3rd year class and I don't know what to compare. Any advice?
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just an idea. 10 yr treasury yields, 10 yr treasury CDS spreads, S&P 500, gold prices.
throw the vix in there
I'd go vix, gold, usd and rts II
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