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new time series chart type
The New York Times (the printed edition, I can't find it on line) new
uses a very interesting chart type to display stock price trends. It shows the stock price trendline and straight lines from the base year indicating +\- constant percentage changes. They look something like this: http://lilt.ilstu.edu/gmklass/poverty.gif except: The x axis is scaled so the the percentage change produces straight lines. It includes several constant percentage change lines with the areas shaded: a plus or minus five percent growth rate will be shaded dark, a ten percent, shaded lighter. If I spent all day, I image I could produce one of these, but I was wondering if someone already had a macro that would do it. -- Gary M. Klass Associate Professor Department of Politics and Government Illinois State University Normal, Illinois 61790 (309)438-7852 ISU\IWU Habitat Collegiate Home <http://lilt.ilstu.edu/habitat/ SECA # 903 - 0234 |
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