We’ve made a few tweaks to the SlopeAlerts system I wanted you to know about. The most important one is that there will now be an alert icon displayed next to any ticker symbol which has one or more alerts established.

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We’ve made a few tweaks to the SlopeAlerts system I wanted you to know about. The most important one is that there will now be an alert icon displayed next to any ticker symbol which has one or more alerts established.

By making use of the Transformer feature in SlopeCharts, I thumbed through a ton of futures data and found a couple of items that I think you’ll find thought-provoking.
The first is the long-term gold futures continuous contract (symbol /GC) divided by the weekly M2 money supply (symbol FR:WM2NS). Looks long-term bullish to me!

I don’t get to mess around with SlopeCharts‘ economic database as much as I would like to. However, I was monkeying around with it briefly when I stumbled upon a data set I didn’t know was there: weekly money supply data!
The symbol is FR:WM2NS and the chart looks like this:

We’re still working on it, but I wanted to mention that SlopeCharts is now the beneficiary of a class of data it has never had before, which is futures/commodity daily data. It is accessed by way of the Futures Markets item in the Tools menu for SlopeCharts. (I will mention right from the start that the new futures data is just for Platinum subscribers, although the Energy menu, which is a special subset of data, is still available to all users, including free Sloper accounts).
