Slope of Hope Blog Posts

Slope initially began as a blog, so this is where most of the website’s content resides. Here we have tens of thousands of posts dating back over a decade. These are listed in reverse chronological order. Click on any category icon below to see posts tagged with that particular subject, or click on a word in the category cloud on the right side of the screen for more specific choices.

The ECAT Revolution (Update)

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We have made a post a few days ago, about a possible correlation between falling oil prices and the advance/progress of a specific new source of energy called “energy catalizer”.

Apparently a well-known russian scientist has now found a way to replicate the same energy device.

But there is more, an article published today by a swedish energy journalist called Mats Lewan, provides a number of charts and data analysis that puts the whole thing in perspective and raises some questions, because it seems plausible that someone has started to bet that oil will not be anymore the primary source of energy for this planet, in the future.

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E-Mini S&P500 Analysis

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Chart Analysis

Yesterday the market closed sharply down. In the ESH15 chart below we are showing the OVERSOLD situation, based on our models, on three different time periods: DAILY, WEEKLY and MONTHLY. The values in the gauges at the bottom of the chart represent how much the market is oversold at the price level indicated under the “BUY” arrow, for each time period analyzed.

How to read this? Pretty simple: (more…)

E-mini S&P500 Market Analysis

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TO GO LONG

Chart Analysis

The DAILY chart of the ESH15 below helps us visualize the fact that the potential upside for the DAILY impulse is limited if compared to the potential downside. Why? Because our calculation of the impulse extension TO GO SHORT begins from the last candle closing down, i.e. 1994.5 on January 6, 2015, and so a good part of the possible total extension of this upward impulse has been already eaten away by the current wild bounce. On the other hand, the calculation of the TO GO LONG levels starts from the latest up Close, and so there is plenty of room to go down from these highs. For the investor, this means that it would be a bad idea to buy right now, better wait for the inevitable pullback and then, at that point, we can buy at better prices.

CCOC – Consecutive Closes Odds Calculator (TIME EXTENSION ANALYSIS) (more…)