Kevin Harrington

Visual display of quantitative information

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I love the visual display of quantitative information when it is done well. In fact I even bought the Edward Tufte book years ago.

visual display of quantitive information - 4 bear markets

I just spotted the chart above showing the comparative prgress of 4 bear markets. It overlays the 1929 crash, 1973 oil crisis, 2000 tech crash and the yet to be given a good name 2007 current bear market. If we are to take it’s inferences…hold on to your hats.

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Kevin Harrington is a Partner at Exit Factor UK, helping SME owners increase business value & build a rewarding, well-planned exit. Former CMO at BBC Worldwide.
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