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So, after looking at the graph, which has a series of peaks with factory shutdowns to increase production between them, you're boldly predicting that the most r
by greglindahl 8y ago
So, after looking at the graph, which has a series of peaks with factory shutdowns to increase production between them, you're boldly predicting that the most recent shutdown is going to lower peak production? Gotcha.
To put this another way, they hit 70% of the goal mid-quarter, and the results of the latest shutdown are not yet known. In the previous quarter, they were at 40% of the goal mid-quarter.
I don't know why I bother to comment on this since people appear to really differ about what the graph means.