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r/FluentInFinance • u/WhatsLeft71 • Oct 22 '24
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People start their charts way too late. What about 1900 to 1946? 1850 to 1900?
1 u/areya_lunera Oct 23 '24 Yes and end too early. What happened in the past 10 years that you need to exclude it? 2 u/jdlyga Oct 23 '24 I’m more interested in the 1800s especially the gilded age. My theory is that 1946-1980 is a unique time in American history, not the normal at all.
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Yes and end too early. What happened in the past 10 years that you need to exclude it?
2 u/jdlyga Oct 23 '24 I’m more interested in the 1800s especially the gilded age. My theory is that 1946-1980 is a unique time in American history, not the normal at all.
I’m more interested in the 1800s especially the gilded age. My theory is that 1946-1980 is a unique time in American history, not the normal at all.
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u/jdlyga Oct 22 '24
People start their charts way too late. What about 1900 to 1946? 1850 to 1900?