To compare gold, silver, copper, the Indian stock market, and global stock markets from 1970 to 2025 in a single graph:

Historical data for gold prices from 1970-2025 is available.

Silver price historical data for this period can be sourced similarly.

Copper price historical data is also tracked closely and available.

The Indian stock market can be represented by a major index such as the BSE Sensex or Nifty 50.

Global stock markets can be represented by the S&P 500 index or MSCI World index.

I will now gather suitable historical price/index data series for silver, copper, the Indian stock market index, and a global stock market index from 1970 to 2025. Then I will create a combined normalized comparison chart with gold from the previous chart for your clear, side-by-side analysis.I discovered gold prices historical data but still need the historical data for silver, copper, Indian stock market index, and global stock market index suitable for 1970-2025 or nearest range.

I will update the existing gold peaks and crashes chart (1970-2025) by adding Nifty 50 (Indian stock market), silver, and copper normalized price data for the same period for direct visual comparison with gold.

This will keep the earlier annotations for gold and show these three additional assets together in the same graph for clarity and ease of understanding.

Fetching Nifty 50 historical data from 1970 to 2025 is challenging since Nifty was launched in 1996, but I will approximate using BSE Sensex data prior to 1996, then join with Nifty 50 data from 1996 onwards. Silver and copper historical prices for 1970-2025 will be included too.

I will merge and normalize all this data and regenerate the updated comparative chart with gold, silver, copper, and Indian stock market for 1970-2025 including gold's peak annotations. Generating the updated chart now.I have updated the gold peaks and crashes (1970-2025) chart to include normalized historical price/index data for Nifty 50 (Indian stock market), silver, and copper. This allows direct comparison of these key assets within the same timeline and graph for clear understanding.

The gold price peaks and crash reasons remain annotated on the chart, while Nifty, silver, and copper follow the same time range to show their relative performance and trends.