What you did was the literal definition of cherrypicking. You chose the one frame where the data supported your claim, even on your own terms. 57% is not the k

What you did was the literal definition of cherrypicking. You chose the one frame where the data supported your claim, even on your own terms. 57% is not the kind of market share usually associated with a monopoly or a combination in restraint of trade, so you're wrong either way as others have pointed out.