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.
If you look at the Fundamentals Data Panel in SlopeCharts, you can find some real treasures. Below, for example, is a chart of the quantity of stocks above their own 200-day moving average. The chart is, naturally, rather cyclic, and I’ve drawn two horizontals at the 8% and 92% marks. I’ve also taken the time and trouble to tint the zones above and below these levels.
All right, I’ve got a post for you which isn’t a recapitulation of how this market blows. Indeed, it’s a terrific improvement to our Volatility Calendar in the form of a simple dropdown:
Normally, when you see the calendar, you see the most popular stocks at the top:
(more…)We introduced the Slope Tiles page a little earlier this month, and we’ve already given it a bevy of improvements. The latest is one directly from a suggestion that TNRevolution made. It was regarding the comments tile, and Rev said he’d want to be able to enter a search string (which could be a ticker symbol or just regular words) so that, optionally, the comments tile would display only comments that included whatever was typed. Well, voila, we’ve done it! You can optionally enter whatever search string you want via the Edit Tiles dialog box.
The star of the show after the close today is Tesla, which does their quarterly earnings announcement. Here is a smorgasbord of information from Slope related to this announcement…….
Yes, folks, it’s yet another tile in Slope Tiles (and, truthfully, this is probably the last one): the Volatility Tile.
