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Graph !!!!!! 2 - The next Generation
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Californication wrote: »
Source: House price crash dot co dot uk (I don't have anything to do with them, though)
Thank you very much Californication. (and even HPC people...too sary over there from what I've seen of threads linked here,
but thanks anyway!).
The trend seems to be that as well as higher the peaks, and the troughs, get wider? Funny, you think they'd get quicker as time went on. Suggests that really, there is a lot more if we follow trend eh? Wonder how ong my nerves will hold?
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lostinrates wrote: »Thank you very much Californication. (and even HPC people...too sary over there from what I've seen of threads linked here, but thanks anyway!).
The trend seems to be that as well as higher the peaks, and the troughs, get wider? Funny, you think they'd get quicker as time went on. Suggests that really, there is a lot more if we follow trend eh? Wonder how ong my nerves will hold?
This is real (ie, inflation adjusted) but the numbers are still on a linear scale. This means that the peaks appear higher, since 1% of a large number is more than 1% of a small number. If the graph used a logarithmic scale then the peaks wouldn't appear to be getting so much bigger.0 -
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Don't try cross the road while he's flashing...0
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Surely BBC will have to update the graph with the -12.7% YoY fall with this graph? No?0
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I guess they aren't showing the -12.7% YoY on the graph. :rolleyes:
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obsessed_saver wrote: »Surely BBC will have to update the graph with the -12.7% YoY fall with this graph? No?
The Beeb seem to be reporting the 10.9% figure.0 -
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