Quote from: CristianOff on Today at 12:09:38 PM

I understand your point of view but don't you think that "correlation is not causation"?

For example

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/proxy/ImTE8I1acGgnORl0omdJYsAttfb_obighQjko7JX7tbwM6SqYAlTIwaxSZLxobm05bhIi8bGDyZTRAbslTELGmI64PjrDVfB-QJA4FqsriOF7YD6EzmsqnlDQnKhORXZBbn_HDRx4Q

Completely depends on the case. On your example though, it's taking 2 random data that has little connection and just putting their charts side by side. In this case, both are stocks, and both have "zoom" in their names. And this is not the first time that this happened. The same has happened with Gilead($GILD) & Gildan Activewear($GIL), and Tesla($TSLA) & Tiziana Life Sciences($TLSA).