C’mon, SPY, you are so close!

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Hey everybody. Again, thanks for putting up with the very rough ride this morning. It was definitely emoji-related, but I don’t want you turning your back on this spiffy new feature due to some downtime. What we’re going to do is put it through the wringer (this time, on a development server) with your help later today and figure out where the problem is. Anyway, we seem to be back in business 100%, with the temporary removal of our emoji friends. I’ll do a post after the close telling you precisely how you can help. Thank you!

Poor Jim Cramer. The one and only time this year that he touts a stock and it doesn’t collapse took place just last week with Disney (DIS). He was SO EXCITED at the one time he didn’t totally embarrass himself, he wouldn’t stop tweeting about it. You can absolutely sense his exultation.

Please accept my heartfelt apologies for the downtime and horrible slowness on the site this morning. We’re still investigating its source. It may surprise you, but Slope is actually pretty stunningly reliable (here is the data from the third party site that monitors us):

Good morning, everyone. In my video last night, I specifically cited the underbelly of the broken trendline as resistance. Well, a picture speaks a thousand words – – that is precisely what happened overnight.
