Dial back the Slope clock over two months, and you will see this post called Twenty Eight Twenty Five. In the post, I marvel over the power this simple line has over the /ES:

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Dial back the Slope clock over two months, and you will see this post called Twenty Eight Twenty Five. In the post, I marvel over the power this simple line has over the /ES:

It’s a good day so far, in spite of the clowns in D.C. propping this circus tent up. I’ve got 60 shorts, 100% of which are profitable. Here are a couple of H&S patterns I talked about a week or two ago, and they’re doing great.

You can pretty much count on it. If we get a decent down day, then the administration will frantically back-pedal any tough-on-trade talk and send equities flying higher again. This back-and-forth has been in place for weeks.

The big winner of the day, the oft-mentioned short Fluor, and another bold victory for SlopeCharts. I have covered for a 30%+ profit.

Yesterday morning I published a post about how my house had lost a million dollars in value recently (and bemoaned how equities can’t seem to ape the same weakness). Once again, Slope scoops the mainstream media, as this was on this morning’s front page of the newspaper:
