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Since I don’t trade the futures markets, I have been monkeying around with the site to while away my time as I wait for the opening bell tomorrow. I created another really powerful example of a Layered Chart that I wanted to share with everyone.
What I did was chart $BIGSUM which is the summation of advance/declines and plotted it against the S&P 500 cash index. I used the “Synch” function to line these up, and a very cool chart ensued.
Preface to all three parts: I’ve got a full 100 candidates in my Bear Pen, 44 of which I am already short. Instead of plowing through all 100 of them, I wanted to share just a tiny handful of my favorites this Sunday. Here is this batch (which have a lot in common!):
Preface to all three parts: I’ve got a full 100 candidates in my Bear Pen, 44 of which I am already short. Instead of plowing through all 100 of them, I wanted to share just a tiny handful of my favorites this Sunday. Here is this batch:
Back around the year 2000, I was strolling around the neighborhood when I saw an Open House sign about a block from where I live. It was a Sunday, the traditional day for open houses, so I thought I’d just look around and see what it was like and what it cost.
In the backyard there was the smiling real estate agent, but what caught my eye was something which surprised me: a coffee cart. A really nice one, too, with a barista at its side. There was a short menu of drinks he could make, and I thought to myself, “Cool, a free drink!” So I got myself a latte and pretended to be a potential buyer as I looked around. At the time, I thought it was pretty clever for a real estate agent to spend the extra money to make a house visit something pleasant.
(more…)Preface to all three parts: I’ve got a full 100 candidates in my Bear Pen, 44 of which I am already short. Instead of plowing through all 100 of them, I wanted to share just a tiny handful of my favorites this Sunday. Here is this batch:
