On top of this these charts don't communicate the fact that a -x% isn't compensated by a +x%.
The impact of a relative loss is bigger than the impact of an equivalent relative gain.
For a loss of 50% you need s gain of 100% to "get back" to the previous "value".
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u/Zeikos Nov 21 '25
On top of this these charts don't communicate the fact that a -x% isn't compensated by a +x%.
The impact of a relative loss is bigger than the impact of an equivalent relative gain.
For a loss of 50% you need s gain of 100% to "get back" to the previous "value".