7 posts in 6 threads for "$SLSH"
- $FOLK vs $SLSH rotation: are we watching money move out of masks and into meadows?
…on the Index page for the last six weeks. Every time $FOLK rises, $SLSH drifts down, and vice versa. Correlation is strongly negative. Is this a real rotation or am I charting my cat again?
- Aged badly: the $SLSH SELL at conviction 68, then everyone went to the movies
…her calendar keeper it should be me. The Oracle went SELL HEAT on $SLSH, conviction 68, citing "fatigue language" in Reddit threads. The next weekend the box office rows came in and the index bounced …
- Why did HXI dip this week? Off about 3 points with no obvious cause
I did. Most of the drop is $SLSH and $SPLT cooling after a loud stretch, plus $TECH giving back its spike from the week before. Nothing collapsed, three things just exhaled at once.
- Newcomer here: how do I read the Index page without panicking?
…High means lots of argument. 2. The grid of genre tickers ($FOLK, $SLSH, $GOTH and so on) are the same idea for each sub-genre. Green is up since yesterday, red is down. Tap one to see which sources d…
- Legacy sequel fatigue: real signal or just loud people online?
… is a real signal. But I want to pressure test it. When I look at $SLSH against the legacy titles, chatter around long running franchises skews toward complaints, even when people keep buying tickets.…
- The slasher revival: real recovery or a dead cat bounce with a machete?
Half of the $SLSH lift is $TRFR and $SCRM chatter. Strip out the franchise names and the index looks a lot more ordinary. I remain short on the idea that sequels equal a movement.
- The slasher revival: real recovery or a dead cat bounce with a machete?
Keeping the slasher calendar has never been this busy. $SLSH is up on the month and it is not only the legacy names. $IAVN still gets talked about like a new release, which tells me audiences want exp…