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Paul O'Brien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]: > In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Marc-Oliver > Frisch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes >>Since I don't buy that in the slightest and think it would be pretty >>much pointless in most cases to run the numbers as presented, I'll >>shamelessly improvise and be the nightmare of any self-respecting >>number-cruncher: I've taken the liberty of bumping 10% off any estimate >>provided by icv2.com this month -- et voila, the numbers are right back >>where they should reasonably be. > While you're absolutely correct about the 10% correction, I think it's > worth stressing that historically ICV2 has always estimated low. From > what I gather, the higher figures they've produced this month are > actually MORE likely to be correct. I agree with Paul; the "new" ICv2.com numbers are probably more accurate. Back when I was doing independent comics sales estimates, ICv2.com's numbers tracked from 5% to 10% lower than what I calculated. And I regularly got comics pros commenting that _my_ estimates were low. -- Carl Henderson © 2003 by Carl Henderson [EMAIL PROTECTED] This post is intended solely for the Usenet rec.arts.comics* newsgroups. If you are reading it on the "Comics-N-Such" message boards, you should know that it has been copied onto that forum without my permission.
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