S&P 500/United States Monthly
S&P 500/World Monthly
Gross Domestic Product "Real Income"/United States
Biggest Contributors to Changes
Price Changes
US Bureau of Economic Analysis
National Average Salary on Wikipedia doesn't look to bad until you look at the median.
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Someone wanted to put in a comparison to the S&P vs the "Real Income" or Cost of Living which is shown in the GDP. I offered to make it, but I don't think this is right. This might be too visually cluttered and I'm not positive the first source is great.
All suggestions are welcome because I'm not an economist.
Note: To the trolls, saying it's wrong without suggestions will get you a time out.