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Last edited Aug 12, 2015

Created on Aug 12, 2015

This visualization tracks daily closing prices for a set of global equities and sector indices from early 2007, rendered as an animated SVG line chart. Each series—from Healthcare to Honda Motor—is plotted over time, with hover interactions likely revealing precise values and dates. The data, sourced from a gist by BenHeubl, shows the relative performance and volatility across these markets, including notable movements like the sharp drops in early 2007. The animation emphasizes the temporal progression of the financial data.

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