Yields........a chart view
This is not a performance chart, but a percentage of change chart in yield. I've peeked at this periodically for a number of years......for the chart perspective.
The chart is set for YTD. You may double click the 178 box below the chart, enter a different number of days and ENTER key; OR right click the box and choose from the menu.
The yield on any date will be shown with "hovering" the cursor on top of a selected chart line.
Pillow time.
Catch

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"SCHW is only off 14% YTD if my CNBC app is to be believed. "
@hank- Yes, I'm using the WSJ for the charting, and ran it again- now it also says about 14%. Maybe I did something stupid, because the new graph looks much different than the last one. Probably operator error.
SCHW did rise last January, then from March through July while the performance was better than TROW and ASML, it did begin roughly following their decline. Then in the middle of August begins quite a diversion on the curves- SCHW heading upwards and the other two almost in lockstep downwards. Beyond my pay grade- I'm not a chartist in any sense of the word.

From near 0% at the start of this year...all the way up to 4% only eight months later on the 1 year T-Bill.
Just too bad that its the highest yield on the curve.

SELL: STIP. short TIPS. -1.56% YTD. Not only failing to fight inflation but failing to keep pace with my grandson’s piggy bank which is even YTD. 3.9% 1 year CD’s or a CD ladder seem better to me than losing on the safe side of my portfolio. I just don’t see TIPS etf turning around soon. I will miss the ridiculously high monthly income but losing is losing.

https://home.treasury.gov/resource-center/data-chart-center/interest-rates/TextView?type=daily_treasury_yield_curve&field_tdr_date_value_month=202209

I replaced AB with SCHW (free Stockcharts display limit is 5 tickers) but kept 1 yr (any other timeframe later defaults to 1 yr).
https://stockcharts.com/h-perf/ui?s=SCHW&compare=BEN,BLK,IVZ,TROW&id=p54544772817

“Take a look at Schwab. Makes TROW look not so bad.”
SCHW is only off 14% YTD if my CNBC app is to be believed. It’s actually positive for 1 year.
(Confirmed the above data with a second app)

"TROW is off 43% YTD. That’s about 3X what the Dow has lost (15%). More than double the decline in the S&P (18%) and down substantially more than the NASDAQ (26%)."
Take a look at Schwab. Makes TROW look not so bad. I really doubt that in the long run either TROW or SCHW are big-time losers. In a market like this one nothing makes much sense... just hold on and watch until it's over and the screen credits are rolling.

FWIW - I do not intend to buy TROW at any price. Doesn’t fit my allocation model except as a possible speculative play. Spec holdings are limited to 12% of total portfolio, and that’s pretty full-up at present. No room to add.
TROW is off 43% YTD. That’s about 3X what the Dow has lost (15%). More than double the decline in the S&P (18%) and down substantially more than the NASDAQ (26%).
Not recommending anyone buy TROW. Posted the link initially as a curiosity of sorts stemming from its being in the mutual fund business.

Yup, Schwab has a bunch of stuff to finish the integration with TDA. I'm *still* waiting for ThinkDesktop to be migrated so I don't need to use that for streaming quotes/active charting and then switch into the website to place orders/trade. Hope that migration happens soon b/c the StreetSmart 'platform' they offer in my view is horrible and reminds me too much of the old Options Express (who they bought) active platform which gave me fits 15 years ago...I refuse to use it.

Relating "The Jungle" to the RR workers situation is apt. While people often think of the novel as a critique of the meat packing industry, Sinclair wrote it to illustrate the exploitation of immigrants and laborers.
As he later observed, “I aimed at the public’s heart, and by accident I hit it in the stomach.”
https://talkpoverty.org/2019/01/10/sinclair-jungle-immigrant-narrative/
And the Cliffs Notes version, literally:
https://www.cliffsnotes.com/literature/j/the-jungle/about-the-jungle

@Sven, for example WGROX,
M* Performance tab has inflows/outflows (all classes) under the graph, https://www.morningstar.com/funds/xnas/wgrox/performance
Fido Performance & Risk tab has class AUM history, https://fundresearch.fidelity.com/mutual-funds/performance-and-risk/936772201?type=o-NavBar

ETFs IYG (financial services) and IAI (brokers-dealers) have several brokers.
Price/TROW is doing much worse than more diversified brokers-dealers/fin-svcs.
Schwab/SCHW has to yet digest TD Ameritrade and brokerage parts of USAA. It may not buy anything for a while.
https://stockcharts.com/h-perf/ui?s=TROW&compare=IAI,IYG&id=p15922107105

Just a heads up. TROW dropped below $112 late in the day. Tantalizing …
Thought about pouncing 5-10 minutes before the close. But everything I do needs to conform to pre-established allocation model. Spec is already near upper limit. So, didn’t move on it. If it falls much further, I’ll find a spot for it.
The thing is … money management / brokerage will probably suffer as long as equities overall are in a dour mood. And who knows how long before that turns up?
TROW closed at $112.08 today.

@LewisBraham
Unfortunately this is not the ugliest and most dangerous "completely false" tale being pushed out there, but it reinforces the others. ie the "Deep State" has control of the Government and is consciously trying to destroy traditional values of hard work, Christianity and "Capitalism".
The statistic that always impresses me is the % of the nation's wealth in the hands of the top 1% ( or 2% or 5%) vs bottom 20%, and the fact that for the lower 20 to 50% of the population inflation adjusted wages have not changed in 50 years

“I'll take it.”

+1
As Rukeyser would say, “You betcha!”

NBC and NPR also reported the same news too.
https://nbcnews.com/news/us-news/biden-announces-tentative-deal-avert-us-rail-strike-rcna47850
Excerpt from NPR,

The deal also includes changes to workplace attendance policies that workers found overly punitive. Under the tentative agreement, workers will be able to take time off for medical care without facing discipline, the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen and the SMART Transportation Division confirmed in a joint statement.

https://npr.org/2022/09/15/1123114110/biden-says-a-tentative-railway-labor-deal-has-been-reached-averting-a-strike
Digging deeper into this story, there is a lot going on that the public is not aware of.
https://npr.org/2022/09/14/1122918098/railroads-freight-rail-union-strike-train-workers

Bearish sentiment is still very high, 1.57*SD above average. But less extreme than last week when it reached 2.32*SD above average. Overall, still very negative.

Fed fund futures traders have the following probabilities: 74% for 75-bps, 26% for 100-bps (1%). Probabilities for 100-bps were 0 just a few days ago.
https://www.cmegroup.com/trading/interest-rates/countdown-to-fomc.html