Which Way Next?
Ten years of a US economic number, or of Arctic sea ice, up to a month in the past. A year later, was it higher or lower? Ten a day, from landslides to near-flat years.
▲ Higher↑ or 1
▼ Lower↓ or 2
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Data: FRED , Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis and
NSIDC's Sea Ice Index — 15 monthly series
(unemployment, interest rates, inflation, oil, housing, exchange rates, sentiment, saving, and Arctic sea ice extent), each one that a fixed rule like
"always higher" or "same way as last year" gets right no more than about two times in three. Weekly and daily series are monthly averages.
A new ten every day at your midnight; everyone gets the same ten. Add ?day=2026-11-02 to play an earlier day. Nothing leaves your browser.
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