[BlindMath] What does the largest one-day drop in market value sound like?

[Joseph C. Lininger]

Pranav,
The y-axis represents the market value at a given point on the chart. 
Higher notes mean higher value. The value hit its lowest point around 
the middle of the chart, then it climbed steadily until the very end. AT 
the very end, there was a single note which was much lower than the high 
notes that had come before it. This represented the massive drop in the 
market value on July 26.

--
Joe

On 8/2/2018 20:22, Pranav Lal via BlindMath wrote:
> Hi Ed,
>
> Very cool. Do the beeps indicate the y axis? I am confused by the higher
> pitch which seems to be indicating a lower value? That is, the higher the
> pitch the lower the value or is it that the value kept climbing and then
> just stopped?
>
> Pranav
>
>
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