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.
Hours ago, we rolled out emoticons into the comments system, and they are pretty damned cool. With such a complex feature, there were naturally some hiccups along the way, and one of them was the fact that people using the Slope mobile app were, in some cases, only able to see one comment, and for those who could see more than one, well, it was a big fat mess!
We have rolled out emojis into the comments system (you’re welcome), and I’ve expanded the possible selections from 16 to 25. Slopers are an emotional bunch, so this should cover the basis. I’ve integrated information about this cool new feature into our Guide to Comments.
If comments acts strange at any point, please take it in stride, because this is a big new feature.
There is a small improvement in the Volume Profile technical indicator I wanted to mention, and it is the ability to adjust the Bar Width:
About six weeks ago, I did a post called The Near-Perfect Predictor which illustrated how, with some formulaic sleight-of-hand with SlopeCharts, its layered charts feature, and its access to Federal Reserve Economic Data, it could offer up a remarkably prescient view into what the S&P 500 was going to do next.
Ever since then, every Thursday, I have published for premium members up-to-date charts illustrating what the chart portends. (Interestingly, when I did the post, the S&P was just about at its juiciest with respect to potential to fall). Here were my crazy scribblings at the time:
It occurred to me that even though the Socialtrade portion of Slope is one of the oldest and most unique features here, many of you have no idea what it is. I wanted to remedy that, so I’ve created a simple Guide to SocialTrade, which I encourage you to read, and once you have, browse the stacks!
