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One of the advantages of being a microscopic company is the ability to move with extraordinary speed and precision. You, as the user, are the beneficiary. I have some news for you SlopeCharts users to illustrate this point. Observe this new item in the Appearance tab (accessed via the Preferences dialog box, which you get to by clicking the gear icon):
Although this feature is reserved for Slope’s wonderful Gold and Diamond members, it such a cool thing, I wanted everyone to check it out. Here it is:
There are so many features in Slope of Hope and SlopeCharts, I think I’ve forgotten about a third of them even exist. Here’s a handy one these days:
Big news! One of the most oft-requested features in SlopeCharts is, at long, long last, finally here: the ability to draw directly onto indicators. And it isn’t just trendlines. We’ve given you the ability to add any drawn object to any indicator.
By using the shared indicator feature in SlopeCharts, I was able discover an interesting signal that just took place with the Russell 2000. Behold:
