Hi Ultrafart,
interesting chart. Please can you explain to me why there is such a difference in distance on the y-axis for the dollar amounts? For example, the distance between 0 to $10 is larger than the distance between $10 and $20, which is larger than the distance between $20 and $30, etc...
Should these not not be equidistant, and if not how are you able to draw a trendline?
Not trying to argue with your findings, just trying to understand how the chart is constructed.
Cheers
Merkin
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