Welp, now we get to watch Powell and his cronies go into damage control. That should be nauseating. In any case, the ES is resting on critical support. Break it, and expect some angry tweets directed at the Silver Fox. It’s exciting.

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Welp, now we get to watch Powell and his cronies go into damage control. That should be nauseating. In any case, the ES is resting on critical support. Break it, and expect some angry tweets directed at the Silver Fox. It’s exciting.
After Powell’s disaster today, here are some after-hours earnings wrecks from big players. I was able to see which companies were reporting by using Slope’s spiffy Reporting This Week page.
How’s that for a headline to get your attention? But it’s warranted. (Be sure to hit Ctrl-F5 when you get to the SlopeCharts page to get this majorly-revised version of the program.) Anyway, we’ve made an improvement which, for a visual lunatic like me, is worth about 25 new technical indicators.
SlopeCharts has the ability to create blank space in any of four directions. This feature is unequalled by any other charting program, particularly considering how easy it is to use. All you need to do to modify the chart to your liking is click the multi-arrow icon in SlopeCharts:
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