Quote from: Wekkel on November 15, 2017, 03:11:32 PM

It is above the 0-line so what do you mean with slowing down?

How about taking a look at the red line here?

tl;dr: Everyday that goes by (except for a few weeks in a bubble), the exponent gets lower (red line rises slower) and correlation coefficient gets worse because this is not and has never been an exponential curve, and this will become more relevant as we leave the explosive first years further behind.

Quote from: jl2012 on May 25, 2017, 04:49:01 AM

Quote from: DoktorKopf on May 08, 2017, 10:31:24 AM

Quote from: jl2012 on May 06, 2017, 04:33:05 PM

Quote from: DoktorKopf on May 06, 2017, 11:51:31 AM

Yes, thank you jl2012 for one of the very best and helpful (long-term context providing) threads on this board.

You used to update a graph (as per OP) that, apart from price and regression line, showed the expected price of any day based on the best regression line up to that day. I thought that interesting. If you get the time and inclination, could you perhaps update it again at some point?

TIA

Please see last page. This chart doesn't need to update every day as it makes very small difference

Thanks - I was thinking of your "series2" red line which doesn't seem to have been updated for over three years. I appreciate that it barely murmurs on a daily or even monthly basis, but it does record the changes in the implied angle or 'aim' of the best-fit line and with it the acreage of our fantasy islands.

For an example (of the fun to be had) I still have a bookmark (which I think is from your work, a then best-fit that now needs the crotch taking in a bit):

https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=e+%5E+(+0.006044++(+number+of+days+since+jul+17,+2010+%2Fdays+)+-1.82447+)

Oh how I dreamed of today back then!

You want this? I don't think it's very useful but anyway