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Price graphs: why not percent change?
I am in complete agreement with you.  The place i have found with the sort of charts you are looking for is stockcharts.com.   To compare the percentage increase of several stocks over a period of 2 market-open days or more, which is quite useful to follow the changes in various stocks… etc., an example:  Here the tickers are AA to EEEEE (OTC) and $GOLD / $SILVER for the spot gold / silver price (that isn't really a ticker).  It is set to show the last 6 market days (one week+)...the '6' in '6&O'.  You can change it in the URL above or change it on the site for the stocks you want... up to 25 in one chart but it gets really hard to tell them apart!  By moving the slider just left of the ‘6’ at the bottom right corner of the chart, you can look at 2 days or more.  For a specific time period in days, highlight the ‘6’ and type any number of market-open days you want (21 days = about one month, etc.).  By setting a time period in days, and moving the entire slider, you can see how your stocks did in the last bull/bear run, as an example. The site has a full how-to, for this and the other types of charts they offer. The only problem is that many OTC stocks are not charted. Save the comparison charts you use regularly in a folder in your browser bookmarks.  Blessings.  I see the entire needed link isn't in blue... but you need it all.