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Without much background in finance, I have a hard time knowing if these graphs are all meaningful, or if they're just cherry picked. Is there any way to tell?
by dmoy 10y ago
Without much background in finance, I have a hard time knowing if these graphs are all meaningful, or if they're just cherry picked. Is there any way to tell?
- cossatot 10y agoThey're explicitly cherry picked: "With Halloween just around the corner, we asked top analysts around the world for charts about things that go bump in the night — and we're not just talking about the daily yuan fix. Here's what they said scares them."
- JumpCrisscross 10y agoThe % of GDP invested chart gave me pause [1]. Silicon Valley'a bedrock was laid when we invested 12¢ of every dollar of GDP. Now we're down to 4¢. [1] http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-10-27/these-are-the-charts-that-scare-wall-street#media-17 http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-10-27/these-are-...
- kitd 10y agoThere was a very good article in the London Times a week ago (paywalled sadly) which highlighted the consequences of low investment / GDP. The UK hasn't been that high in that regard for a few decades now, but it is expected to drop post-Brexit.