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Fall and Rise of the blue wales, 8 year Graph

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  • Feb 24th, 2019 8:16 am
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Saw the video on youtube. You can see the changes in consumer tastes and demand and company events. Eg. 2008,mortgage crisis, Citi suddenly drops like crazy out of the top 10 and JP Morgan seen as the stable one rising into it, Toyota around 2010 temporarily due to the acceleration issue, the likes of Google, Samsung, Apple and Amazon rising meteorically up the chart.

Interestingly also showing how the likes of Nokia, and HP had strong brand value despite no longer having products in demand but eventually dropping out. It shows that companies do have an opportunity to adapt amd change. Failing to do so and consumers begin to look away.
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Glad to see Gillette fall off of that chart. Would be interesting to see that chart over the last 50 years as brands come and go. Surprised Coke is still that high....

Also interesting was looking at the 5 yr charts of most of the global Automakers and only Peugeot and Suzuki looked decent, many of them are bad to terrible (Ford). I’d hazard at one time Ford might have even been on that chart. Just something I hadn’t noticed before.

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