Not exact matches
Comparing the most
recent distribution of estimates with previous
points in history (see chart below), there is greater clustering around the mean and noticeably shorter tails, suggesting a lower likelihood of major price
swings over the next year.
A
recent Siena poll found Hanna trailing Arcuri by just eight percentage
points, but 14
points behind him with independent voters, who could prove to be a crucial
swing voting bloc.
Some
recent surveys suggest around a 10
point swing from Labour to the Greens among students since early 2014.
YouGov's
recent poll suggests a seven -
point uniform
swing from Labour to the Conservatives since 2015.
The eleven
point lead for Labour in the capital represents a
swing of 4.5
points to Labour since the election, suggesting a smaller
swing to Labour than in the country as a whole (it would be the equivalent of a 2
point national Labour lead), and significantly less than YouGov's
recent London polls.
As this
recent CNN Money article
points out, the beginning of June saw seven out of eight days where the Dow Jones
swung more than 100
points in a single day.
He
pointed out that the coral record indicates that the
recent period of intense
swings started before 1900, long before the peak of emissions of heat - trapping gases from human activities.
Hundred
point swings in the Dow Jones Industrial have become the norm in
recent weeks.