Preface to all parts: this week, Slope introduced hundreds of international indexes to its paying members (Silver, Gold, and Platinum). I wanted to share a few charts from various countries that I found particularly interesting.

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Preface to all parts: this week, Slope introduced hundreds of international indexes to its paying members (Silver, Gold, and Platinum). I wanted to share a few charts from various countries that I found particularly interesting.

Preface to all parts: this week, Slope introduced hundreds of international indexes to its paying members (Silver, Gold, and Platinum). I wanted to share a few charts from various countries that I found particularly interesting.

One of the very few things I’ve disliked over the years about SlopeCharts was its lack of index data. We only had a handful of core U.S. indexes. I’m very pleased to announce this is no longer the case. We are now absolutely DROWNING in hundreds of indexes from dozens of countries all over the world, such as Russia…….

As massively, hugely, and grotesquely an “up” day it was for every asset from kitty litter to equities to futures, even in this everything-is-green environment, Brazil couldn’t log a positive change. This has been the Old Faithful for the bearish set, steadily bleeding itself lower week after week, month after month.
