### Comment:
Ahhh gotcha. So it's useful to get more 'accurate' results for each year individually, instead of total results over time then?

### REPLY:
No it expresses the exact same data. It only scales the price axis differently. It goes back to your algebra and calculus classes where using logarithms rearranged the exponent. What it does to a stock chart is express any percentage move over any time frame with the same slope. It doesn’t have any predictive power, but it might make a parabolic move look more linear, which it might be, (for example 10% and then 10% again: the percentage change is now linear).

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