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I’ve got a couple of improvements to SlopeCharts to mention.
First of all, intraday SlopeCharts now work with Macintosh. That may seem like an odd thing to announce, but, frankly, they’ve never worked on a Mac until now, so I wanted the handful of Mac users out there to know we got this bug fixed! You will kindly take note of the Apple logo in the upper left corner:
I was originally going to make this a premium-users-only post, but ya know what, I want as much help as possible, so I’m throwing this open to everyone. And, after all, you’re here on a Memorial Day Weekend, so God bless you, it’s obvious you’re a dedicated Sloper.
Anyway, I’m going to do away with the “big reveal” and just come out and say it: for months now, we’ve been working on a Slope of Hope app for both iOS and Android. So whether you’re on an iPad, iPhone, Samsung, Pixel, or who knows what else, we’ve been spending a lot of time (and even more money) on getting something geared specifically for your equipment.
(more…)On Friday afternoon, I proudly announced that SlopeCharts now have the VWAP study. As pleased as people were to hear that, it took them about 9 seconds to make a request: “Give us standard deviation lines!”
Fast-moving sumbitches that we are, we actually made that happen Friday evening! I am therefore doubly-pleased to re-introduce the enhanced VWAP study:
Perhaps the most frequently-requested feature on Slope for as long as I can remember has been the Volume Weighted Average Price, or VWAP. As I had explained countless times, we simply didn’t have access to the data. Now we do, and it’s live right now in SlopeCharts! You’ll find it in the Technical Studies dialog box.
Tonight I wanted to let you know about two improvements in SlopeCharts.
The first has to do with our Volatility feature, which is now presented as a sub-menu:
