Funny Map of Every European City: Chart

Every major European city seems to have a standard template in terms of design and attractions. Usually there are the following: a river, clock tower, church or churches, an old town, a railway station, a park, a main thoroughfare like the La Rambla in Barcelona, a square, etc. The following chart is a funny take …

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Breakdown of Where Your 2017 Tax Dollar Went: Chart

The three major expenditure categories that were covered with your tax dollar in 2017 were: health, military and interest in debt.Transportation received the least amount of tax dollars. No wonder much of the transportation infrastructure is in dire need of repair and rebuilding. Other areas that received less tax dollars are education and science. Click …

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Bull and Bear Markets in Canada since 1957

There have been nine bull and bear markets in the Canadian equity market since 1957. Like in other countries, bull markets have been longer than bear markets with the average bull market lasting 70 months with an average return of over 141%. Similarly the average bear market lasted about 12 months with an average loss …

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