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Markets

None of these file accounts, so none of them get a health score. They get the chart, the comparison and the backtest — and this page says so rather than showing an empty panel.

Eleven agricultural contracts quote in US cents (USX)

What this page covers

Which markets can I look up here?

Major cryptocurrencies, precious and industrial metals, energy, agricultural contracts and the index futures. These file no accounts with any regulator, so they have prices and history but no profits, debt or health score — which is why they sit apart from the company pages.

Why is there no health score for gold or bitcoin?

Every score on this site is computed from a company's financial statements. Gold files none, and neither does a barrel of oil or a bitcoin. Rather than invent a number, these pages show what does exist: price, long-run history and how an investment in them would have done.

Where things stand

Today

Digital assets

Crypto

Trades every day of the year, weekends included. No accounts, no earnings — the price is whatever someone else will pay.

Major

4 listed

Smart contract

10 listed

Infrastructure

7 listed

Payments

4 listed

DeFi

2 listed

Meme

2 listed

Raw materials

Commodities

Quoted as the front-month futures contract. Watch the unit — eleven of these are priced in cents, not dollars.

Precious metals

4 listed

Industrial metals

1 listed

Energy

5 listed

Grains

5 listed

Softs

5 listed

Livestock

3 listed

Contracts

Financial futures

Stock indices, government bonds and currencies. Leveraged and dated — the long-run series is stitched across contracts as each expires.

Equity index

4 listed

Rates

2 listed

Currency

1 listed

Educational only, not investment advice. Prices here come from the same free data sources as the rest of the site and can be delayed or wrong. Commodities and futures are shown as continuous front-month series, which is a research convention rather than a record of any position somebody could have held — rolling from one contract to the next costs money that none of these figures include.