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[Animal]

I am saying the "Giant spikes" 15 minutes before the tweet doesn't exist because relative to a normal day of trading that represents a typical one minute time frame. And since this graph drilled down to just a few carefully chosen minutes of time to hook drooling magaphobes, the "giant enormous" spike was what would be expected.

If a million people come through a turnstile in a single day, it would be statistically expected to see 700 of them come in during any one minute interval during the day. Whether that minute was before or after a tweet.

[AnalHamster]

I am saying the "Giant spikes" 15 minutes before the tweet doesn't exist because relative to a normal day of trading that represents a typical one minute time frame. And since this graph drilled down to just a few carefully chosen minutes of time to hook drooling magaphobes, the "giant enormous" spike was what would be expected.

If a million people come through a turnstile in a single day, it would be statistically expected to see 700 of them come in during any one minute interval during the day. Whether that minute was before or after a tweet.

I'm really struggling to communicate on your level here. The data set shows trades in these two crude oil trades for an hour and a half. There is a huge spike fifteen minutes before the chump tweet that moved the market 14%, there is an even larger spike immediately after the chump tweet that moved the market 14% 15 minutes later. There are absolutely no other spikes whatsoever. Invited to provide any wider data set or any other data set at all you cannot.

You are at this point literally just pretending you cannot comprehend a chart.