In this week's Charts That Matter, Mauldin Economics analyst Jake Weber shows us how long the S&P 500 has been in the green; Transformational Technology Alert editor Patrick Cox points out that the total cost of heart disease in the US is far higher than the federal budget deficit; Jake Weber returns with a great chart on the shifting among sectors of US employment since 1850; Rational Bear editor Kevin Brekke suggests it might be time to rethink your analysis model, based on the shift in investment from tangibles to intangibles; and then Kevin wraps things up with a surprising chart on student loans as a percentage of total federal government assets. Enjoy, and Happy Holidays!