2nd Post of the newly designed blog. As you would expect, the fluxuations in the FTSE100 are a keen interest of mine, and what better time period to be following it's graph than over the last 3 years. The financial situation has been changing dramatically recently and this has led to some very interesting charts, and I find the FTSE's one of the most interesting.
From this chart you can see the booms and busts which have been happening on a cyclical level through the 1990's and 2000's. Of course fluxuations are common, but take a look at the steepness of the 07-09 period. A very sharp fall there.Very interesting indeed. You may accuse the banking sector of overspending and being too rash, but another aurgument is that these rises and falls in our economy are a cyclical event and it is important to rebuild. I think, we should take what we can from this and move on, into a financially safer, and more stable world.
Thank you for reading and please feel free to express your own views.
Looking at it like that it seems as if it's a perfectly natural trend.
ReplyDeletei bet the pattarn is fractal in nature
ReplyDeleteNice design. I just can't get over how sharp those decreases are.
ReplyDelete*whoosh* haha im to dumb for this
ReplyDeletea blog based on graphs? Nerd...
ReplyDeletejust kidding. I took statistics in high school and it's actually interesting stuff!
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Well, world economy will always have ups and downs, we will completly recover from this recession, sure, but there will definetly be another one, that's just how capitalism works.
ReplyDeleteIt's crazy how the economy goes up and down!
ReplyDeleteInteresting post... I'm not in banking myself but love keeping an eye on the FTSE and seeing what it's doing. It's alway intriguing how psychology plays it's part in the mass market.
ReplyDeleteman, some high peaks happening
ReplyDeleteYeah these peaks are insane, always usefull to keep an eye on the FTSE ;D
ReplyDeleteInteresting chart .. =]
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ReplyDeleteNice info, like the chart
ReplyDeleteNice info, like the chart
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hehe, next good post :P and next good statistic on your blog :P folow you :)
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