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Well then think again. http://stockforecast.wordpress.com/2010/03/05/using-logarithmic-price-scale-for-stock-performance/ http://stockforecast.wordpress.com/201
by btczeus 12y ago
Well then think again.
http://stockforecast.wordpress.com/2010/03/05/using-logarithmic-price-scale-for-stock-performance/ http://stockforecast.wordpress.com/2010/03/05/using-logarith...
So you say a jump from $30 to $31 is equal to a jump from $3 to $4. I thing that is misleading.
When price jumps are small the error also gets small, but it is still there.
- Chronic29 12y agoIf you care about the magnitude of the change, use a percentage change graph, not lograthmic.