I wanted to say something about this market and my relative lack of content lately. There are times when the market is exhilirating, engaging, exciting, and dynamic. I tend to be very prolific during those times. Slopers, particularly those on Slope+, can expect a fountain of ideas and observations from me. (more…)
Slope of Hope Blog Posts
Slope initially began as a blog, so this is where most of the website’s content resides. Here we have tens of thousands of posts dating back over a decade. These are listed in reverse chronological order. Click on any category icon below to see posts tagged with that particular subject, or click on a word in the category cloud on the right side of the screen for more specific choices.
Putting SlopeCharts Within Reach
Just a quick late Sunday night note to mention that SlopeCharts is easier to access. It’s bugged me a bit that SlopeCharts has been in a “silo”, accessible via a menu, Now the comment stream has a couple of hyperlinks which, if clicked, will fire up a new tab in your browser with SlopeCharts. If you want to put a SlopeChart into the comment stream, the easiest thing to do is stack it to SocialTrade (by clicking in the upper-right corner of the chart itself). OK, I’m tired; see you in the morning! (more…)
The Peak of Ghey
God knows that if I’m cheering and calling for world destruction, the bottom is in. You saw no such sentiment from me today. I was fornlorn and mute. But contrary sentiment works both ways, you know. And this was pretty much precise to the tick. (more…)
Short Interest in SlopeCharts
I am very happy to announce that SlopeCharts – introduced just a few days ago – already has a cool new feature: short-interest charts. You can now plot the short interest in a stock independently or, more likely, on top of the underlying securities. Here’s the new entry field: (more…)
Closing Positions Makes a Comment
Most of you are aware that the custom-made comments system in Slope of Hope has a virtual trading feature. In the comments stream, any of you can enter long or short positions so that, over the course of time, Slopers get a chance to show off their trading prowess. (more…)
