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The raging rally in semiconductors came to a screeching halt on the 8th of this month, and they’ve been trying to figure out their next move ever since. I’d like to point out that the fresh price gap in AMD is an important litmus test. Following today’s FOMC’s shenanigans, if this gap holds, I believe semiconductors will have the “all clear” to keep working their way lower.
I normally wouldn’t populate Slope’s pages with music videos during the trading day, but this is just astonishing. This cover is, I believe, better than the original, and it should be noted that the piano used is the same one used in the original Beatles rendering. Enjoy!
As a person who prefers eight very large monitors on his desk for maximum screen real estate, I’ve always puzzled why anyone would want to watch the world of financial markets on a screen the size of a business card. In spite of my misgivings, a huge portion of Slope users actually get to the site via our mobile app, and I wanted to mention that we’ve done an important tweak which would make upgrading it worthwhile. Specifically, the charts look better. Here, for instance, is a snapshot I just took off my iPad.
