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A glance at Slope’s quarterly reports calendar shows that we’ve entered the action-packed phase of the cycle, and one of the more exciting announcements will be from Netflix (NFLX). Here are some of the cool ways that one can view Netflix as we approach this event by way of Slope’s analysis tools available to our paying members……..
Incidentally, if you haven’t already, be sure to get the free Slope app, available now for Google and Apple devices!
It has been a while since we’ve rolled out a new technical indicator, but by popular request, here it is: the DeMarker Indicator!
The DeMarker Indicator was created by famed technical analysis Thomas DeMark, and it is used as an overbought/oversold indicator. The range of the line chart is from 0.0 (most oversold) to 1.0 (most overbought). In SlopeCharts, we have helpfully provided shaded portions of the graph to make it very clear when the indicator enters and exits either of these zones.
A couple of days, one of you wrote me and asked for a new feature in comments: a simple link that would send you rushing to the top of the post without having to scroll (which can be a pain if there are hundreds of comments, as there certainly will be on, oh, say, November 3rd).
Ask, and it shall be given!
I know this is a minority of folks, but I wanted you to know that, at long, long last, intraday SlopeCharts works on Macintosh!
