I’m not sure how you spent your Christmas weekend, but I can tell you how I partly spent mine – – making twenty-three short informational videos about SlopeCharts (Yes, that is my idea of a vacation). I’m making all kinds of new content for the new Slope of Hope, and you can expect to see me drop in these little videos in the coming weeks partly as filler, partly to help spread the word, and partly to help people understand the product better. I’m spending my day doing the voiceover for them now, so here’s the first.
Slope of Hope Blog Posts
Slope initially began as a blog, so this is where most of the website’s content resides. Here we have tens of thousands of posts dating back over a decade. These are listed in reverse chronological order. Click on any category icon below to see posts tagged with that particular subject, or click on a word in the category cloud on the right side of the screen for more specific choices.
Financials Getting Shaky
Perhaps my favorite (albeit slow-moving) analog of all time is the financials sector (symbol XLF). In spite of a market that is generally still quite strong, the financials are starting to stall and sputter. Here’s what’s been happening recently:
Stair Steps
Welcome to the other side of Christmas mayhem, everyone. Now that it’s over, I trust you are just as excited to start celebrating Kwanzaa as I am.
There’s not a heck of a lot to say on this quiet, semi-holiday morning. In the world of equities, the ES is barely changed, but the NQ is making a bit more of a resolute stair-step downward over the past week. As I’m typing this, it’s down a bone-chilling half a percentage point.
My Christmas Gift to Slopers
Merry Christmas, Slopers! And in the giving tradition, I have a gift for you………Study Sets in SlopeCharts! Study Sets are time-savers built into SlopeCharts which allow you to apply multiple studies, with customized values, instantly. You access them the same way you do any technical indicators – by clicking the Studies button – and on the extreme left of the dialog box you will see the choice for Study Sets. (You can also save a set without going to Study Sets just by clicking the Save Set button).
