A vivid illustration of the difference between relative and absolute growth.

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A vivid illustration of the difference between relative and absolute growth.

I want to start by thanking Brian G., a reader of mine here on Slope, for sending me this important refreshment: it is appreciated!

First off, I hope you folks are using the free Trader’s Diary feature here on Slope. Filling in the day’s events has become a daily habit for me.
My self-assessment “grades” have been strong all year with one exception, which was back on February 9th when I gave myself a C+. The reason was that I muffed my Credo (CRDO) trade, and I was pretty pissed at myself.

Broadcom’s (AVGO) earnings are out, and the stock has been flying all over the place. As of this moment, it’s little changed, however.

Broadcom will be the one to watch today after the close (I am short with a stop-loss at 330):
