Once again, allow me to self-congratulate the post title. C’mon, that’s a good one!
Anyway.
SlopeCharts has another new study.
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Highs and Lows
They’re not ready yet, but quite soon now, we’re going to have an entire phalanx of “new highs” and “new lows” indicators in SlopeCharts. We’ve never had this information before, or even access to it, but we’re creating and managing our own data now. Here’s a sneak peek of new highs:
Two Maybe You Missed
I know that not everyone hangs out on Slope during the weekend, so just to be sure you didn’t miss it, I wanted to remind folks that:
- We’ve added the Ultimate Oscillator
- Also, we’ve got the True Strength Index
We’re actually working on a bevy of indicators right now, and obviously I’ll announce those one by one as they are released.
The Gridiron
Even though it’s an exclusive feature for Diamond members, the grid feature in SlopeCharts is something I wanted to mention again for a couple of reasons. First, we’ve enhanced the grid feature so that it handles drawn objects intelligently (we had suppressed them before). Second, there are some pretty cool analogs going on I wanted to share below.
First, here is the Dow Jones Composite:
Link Hogthrob
Someone recently suggested the means to create a URL that would bring up SlopeCharts with a symbol already entered. Your wish is our command! There is now a new menu item under the Share menu:
