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Last night I did a post to let you know that SlopeCharts now had vertical options expiration lines. We’ve added the tweak I wanted in which mousing over any given line will tell you whether it is a monthly or quarterly expiration and will also tell you the date.
Beyond Meat has finished a topping pattern and has broken support. Strap in. (Update: Whoops, just tried to short it; not a single share out there!)
My charts tend to be simple, but they don’t come any simpler than this. Break this line, and it’s party time.
More instant gratification from SlopeCharts, my friends!
On Monday, a prospective Sloper wrote me and said that if we’d just add options expiration dates to SlopeCharts, he would sign up.
By Tuesday, we had spec’d, developed, tested, and deployed this new feature. Bid-a-bang, bid-a-boom. Let me explain how to use it.
First, you go to the Preferences (gear icon, in the lower-left of SlopeCharts) and, once the dialog box is up, you select the Appearance tab. You will notice a whole new set of controls, which I have tinted below.
(more…)I haven’t kept a secret of my view that, should the Bitcoin Fibonacci support be breached, we were heading back toward the $7,000s. Indeed, I mentioned it just yesterday on my tastytrade show. And here we are!
