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OK, you Slope Tiles users, this great product just got better.
First, some background……….
It has been a long-running gag that a lot of us, including me, get all their news from Slope. If you hang out here, it’s just a natural by-product of all the chatter going on.
One guy in particular is a veritable fountain of information, and that is beloved five-star Sloper RNeo. Just minutes before I started this post, he shared this:
Since we’re in the thick of earnings season, I thought it would be an appropriate time to illustrate how much information is on Slope for any one company which is facing an earnings event. Referring to the Calendar of Earnings, I can see that Intel is at the top of the pops today, so we’ll focus on that one.
We have looked at anything virtual in a while. Here are my current positions in the virtual trading system (I took this screenshot earlier today; the profits are greatly diminished before the close!)
We are delighted to let you know about yet another Slope creation – – a new page dedicated to showing you, in an easy-to-read, attractive format, an earnings calendar focused on volatility data. The page is very similar to the existing Graphical Earnings Calendar, but it has two vital pieces of information beneath each symbol:
OK, this you are going to LOVE. We just introduced Tiles yesterday, and we’ve already made two huge improvements.
The first one is that the watch list tile is much more manageable, especially if you have long watch lists like I do. You’ll see what I mean when you try it.
The bigger news is that, as you’ve probably guessed, we have a comments tile now!
