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In case you didn’t see my announcement yesterday, we rolled out an important new feature in SlopeCharts yesterday called Chart Lab. The genesis of this feature was my desire to improve the Fed Spread which, now that Chart Lab is live, I was able to do. This isn’t to say I won’t be messing around with it more, but so far, I like the results.
For those who are not already Platinum subscribers, I’ve got an amazing offer for you which will let you try Chart Lab (and the dozens of other features you get) at a nearly 90% discount. Good Lord!
I am offering Platinum for $9.95 for the first month and, if you continue, a permanent $30/month discount for the life of your subscription. If you want to give it a shot, please click here to see the offer. And, hey, since it’s an investment tool, it might be a tax-deductible expense for your forthcoming return!
The big event after the close today, and the “wrap” on the earnings season, is going to be Apple. Looking at the raw price chart, it doesn’t exactly have a lot to say for itself.
Slope has so many features, I manage to forget some of the very coolest pages. During earnings season, the Graphic Earnings and Volatility Page (exclusively for our awesome Platinum members) is a beauty, particularly since you can choose to see the Highest Volatility stocks for any week.
There is no improvement to SlopeCharts that has been more requested than this one, and after literally years, I finally got around to making it happen: specifically, what we’ve done is make moving averages “smart” so that as you change granularities (daily to weekly to monthly or what have you) them the moving average will change itself to conform to your new granularity. This sounds really obscure, but trust me, people have been howling for this!
Here is the change to the dialog box we’ve made:
