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I’ve completely reorganized the menus on Slope. The new menus are Analyze, Monitor, Read, Share, Trade, Learn, and Help. I think the arrangement is more sensible now, and I’ve left room for a new entry that I plan to add on Thursday. Announcement coming soon!
Almost precisely one year ago today, all holy hell was about to break loose in the financial markets. My, how times have changed. Trillions of dollars later, the problems have been spackled and shellacked to oblivion. Let’s take a fresh look at eight important cash index markets.
The Dow Composite is holding steady. That ascending trendline is all that matters at this point. The market seems relatively weak at this point, grinding it out day to day, but until and unless that trendline is broken, the bulls remain in control.
I’d say that Peloton, which had the good fortune of going public right around when Covid-19 trapped everyone at their homes, is in for some big trouble at this point. Here is the right triangle failure of PTON: