## # A tibble: 384 × 5
## # Groups: symbol [2]
## symbol date price change text
## <chr> <date> <dbl> <dbl> <glue>
## 1 GDPC1 1947-01-01 2034. NA 1947.1,
## Growth: NA
## 2 GDPC1 1947-04-01 2029. -0.00267 1947.2,
## Growth: -0.3%
## 3 GDPC1 1947-07-01 2025. -0.00207 1947.3,
## Growth: -0.2%
## 4 GDPC1 1947-10-01 2057. 0.0156 1947.4,
## Growth: 1.6%
## 5 GDPC1 1948-01-01 2087. 0.0150 1948.1,
## Growth: 1.5%
## 6 GDPC1 1948-04-01 2122. 0.0165 1948.2,
## Growth: 1.7%
## 7 GDPC1 1948-07-01 2134. 0.00573 1948.3,
## Growth: 0.6%
## 8 GDPC1 1948-10-01 2136. 0.00112 1948.4,
## Growth: 0.1%
## 9 GDPC1 1949-01-01 2107. -0.0138 1949.1,
## Growth: -1.4%
## 10 GDPC1 1949-04-01 2100. -0.00341 1949.2,
## Growth: -0.3%
## # … with 374 more rowsAnalyze your client company’s data. Consider the following:
of downturns in sales.
Timing
Bank of New Hampshire economic growth and decline is lagging behind or does not coincides with the overall economy.
Depth
Bank of New Hampshire is more volatile than the overall economy.
Duration
Each of the decline in sales at Bank of New Hampshire is very brief, with the longest one being a month.