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Marketmesa™ Charting Screenshots

Chart & Compare 100's of Stock and Dashboard Performances - In 1 Screen!

The below 4 sets of 2D and 3D screenshots show 4 different methods of comparing the same 5 fictional stock market entities with the same prices-values and same 5 dates. The optionally displayed spreadsheet beneath each chart shows each entity's actual price/value [symbols ending with 8] and it's percent changes [symbols ending with 9]. The live program is mouse-bubble active - pointing on a chart shows each symbol, date, value and percent change.

Not all dates are created equal.  Some dates and events are more important than others.  You are not restricted to just months, quarters, years or equal time segments.  Up to any 16 dates can be chosen for your data visualization.  Marketmesa comes with a free 21 day trial for comparing dates important to you.

Marketmesa shows how you relate to the world - and how the world relates to you. A screen can have many charts, each a different comparison of any stocks, funds and dashboard entities - each automatically numbered for identification. 3D charts are fly-around and zoom navigated.

Both 2D and 3D charts show the same data. Displayed screenshots are low resolution for quick download.

Forward method 1  [With-FROM]
Choosing any oldest date, each of your newer chosen dates is compared with the oldest date.

Examples:
How have your stocks and global indexes performed since a particular date?
How has each product of your new product line performed since introduction?
Compared to the competition?


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Forward method 2  [Until-TO]
Starting at any oldest date, each chosen date is compared with the next newer date.

Examples:
Performances are displayed with each date compared with the next newer date.


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Backward method 1  [With-TO]
Choosing any newest date [today, past or future with a real or target value]  and looking back in time, the newest date is compared with each of your older chosen dates.

Examples:
With different purchase dates, how have your stocks and global indexes performed?
With different introduction dates, how have your products performed?
How well have your financial metrics improved?


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Backward method 2  [Until-FROM]
Starting at any newest date and looking back in time, each chosen date is compared with the next older date.

Example:
Performances are displayed with each date compared with the next older date.


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