I assume that your paper needs to include tons of statically data, graphs, parameters, etc.

I'm almost positive that I'm not the only one watching, but it's exciting to see this awesome community reaching such an amazing milestone! 

Is there any way to see a graph or statistic or ???

@Jeremiah MonHere's an example of what the trends might look like from a simple MLS report:Unfortunately, it doesn't show the absorption months on the graph, but you can eyeball what's happening.

Genes AND environment both play a role.....But not to be nitpicky, but your graph doesn't really prove your statement that Pit bulls are factually more aggressive..... it proves that when they are, they are the most dangerous.....when they do attack they are the leading lethal attack.

Very inspirational story so please keep us up with the rest of your milestones!!

I'm pretty excited about the milestone.

But what worries me is the graph below.

It may undershoot and overshoot the intrinsic value over periods of time, but if you do a long-term graph, you will see the price reflecting value and moving around the value.Therefore, unlike consumer products, stock prices cannot be predicted based on long-term expecations of savings, spending, demand, etc.

One is to get some graph paper and draw it out with a pencil.