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In late January and early February, failing game retailer Gamestop was the hottest investment on the planet. It exploded from $5 to over $500. Lately, however, things have calmed way, way down. Incredibly, most of those gains are still intact, but the volatility has taken a dive. I thought this would be an opportunity to show some of the SlopeCharts features related to this.
More than a few people have asked me how I managed to grow a $100,000 virtual account into, at one point just a week ago, over $15 million.
Good news, crypto fans! Both the SlopeAlerts system and the Chart-Based Alerts include support for cryptocurrencies now! This means that, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, we can monitor for any rules you have established for any particular crypto and let you know via email or text about any conditions which have been triggered. I’ve noticed some major crypto brokerages don’t even offer alerts anymore, so this is welcome news for some of you.
We’ve made a few tweaks to the SlopeAlerts system I wanted you to know about. The most important one is that there will now be an alert icon displayed next to any ticker symbol which has one or more alerts established.
By making use of the Transformer feature in SlopeCharts, I thumbed through a ton of futures data and found a couple of items that I think you’ll find thought-provoking.
The first is the long-term gold futures continuous contract (symbol /GC) divided by the weekly M2 money supply (symbol FR:WM2NS). Looks long-term bullish to me!
