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.
Hello, SlopeCharts fans! I’ve got another cool little feature for ya: text annotations on horizontal lines.
The horizontal line is by far the most popular item to put on a chart, since it is a quick, easy way to highlight a point of support or resistance. If you’d like to put text on the line to explain what it represents, right-click on the line and choose Change Style.
Seriously, this quarter sucked out loud, (for the bears, at least, in case there are any left) and I’m glad it’s over. Here’s to a Q3 which resembles Q1 much closer than Q2. Honestly! Blech!
Electric vehicles continue to be all the rage. Tesla – -which Musk-haters have been trying to knock down for the past dozen years – – just keeps pushing to lifetime highs. I first went ga-ga over the Tesla vehicles here when the stock was at $37. It’s approaching $1100 now.
I think I’ve been vocal enough about my enthusiasm for gold. I’m delighted to see it is starting to show some real signs of life today (this is a 1 minute chart):
With the markets such a tangled mess these days, I continue to rely on important, long-term ratio charts to appreciate the big picture. Here, once again, is the Russell 2000 divided by the S&P 500, which suggests to me that small caps are going to be in for a rough ride for many, many months.
