Nothing out here in the public so far. That does not mean people haven't figured some out but did not share.

From personal research, I believe that they are influenced by an index of stocks in the relevant industry. However there are some stocks which are near identical to certain individual IRL stocks. I usually make my decisions based of the industry as a whole and from what I see on the graphs.

This thread exists already and players were able to match up most of them. Ill dig and see if I can find it

I've been looking for it but haven't found it yet.

I’m also interested to see that and see if the numbers are making sense, if you find the link. :)

Asked this too.

Crude n Co is obviously Royal Dutch Shell
SYM looks like Pfizer 
FHG looks like Marriott Hotel Group

What if the terrorists bombed the pipeline just to influence torn stocks?

pfizer is going down but sym is going up good

If you zoom out charts they match up, allowing for some variance when markets are closed

Noticed grain went through the roof the day after grain shortages were announced in Australia again due too mice an weather.

Nah, all of them are incorrect. I honestly have a big doubt it's based on any single stock. If it even is true that theyre based on RL stocks which I sincerely doubt, it will probably be a pool of 3 or more stocks taking their average.

It depend on game data, if there is so many education course attend, WSU will increase. 
Hospital, jail as well. 
Casino depend on how much money they gain. 
Something like that

That was the old system and even then it was barely a significant influencing factor iirc. It's all changed with stocks 3.0

Crude definitely is not Shell, either.
There has to be some additional variance, first for Closed Hours beyond After-Hours Trade, weekends, holidays and the like, and some additional upside to make for the average 10% Ched has said is supposed to perform per annum, but even with that, the graphs are totally off. Besides, I doubt linking it to single companies would make sense altogether, I'd rather guess for an ETF Mix with added volatility depending on conditions in Torn itself.

Exactly. Either a spread asset alloc, or right off ETFs. With a spread alloc, the volatility wouldn't quite match up so I suppose it might be magnified in a range. One way or another, if it was as easy as finding one matching-up graph, Ched would've simply put it out in the open. There is barely more than a few thousand publicly listed companies possible to go through for all major exchanges.

Commodities, then?

Oil wouldn't match up for the past 3 months anyway, I can tell you as much.

Idk, oil demand is at all time low.