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I was exploring the Slope Economic Database (which you can learn about here) and landed on some old data plots from England (yes, this is what I actually consider fun on the weekend). I thought I’d share a few of the charts here, since they’re pretty fascinating. As always, click on any chart to see a much bigger version. The description for each one is at the top of the chart.
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As any of you SlopeCharts users know, there is a rectangle on the left side of the screen which houses all the watch lists.
One look at the chart from December 26th to present tells the story. Up, up, up, day after day. In all these months, there were two – – count ’em, two – – decent down days. Besides that, it’s been a ceaseless bullgasm.
