RRG – Relative Rotation Graph Explained
February 25, 2015 by Rajandran R
Relative Rotation Graph (RRG) is a proprietery visualization tool to study and analyze trend in stocks/index with respect to the benchmark index. RRG is developed by Julius de Kempenaer (RRG Research) during 2004-2005. Currently the study is available in Stockcharts, Bloomberg (Since 2011) and Market Analyst 7. RRG generally favors investors to invest in strong sectors with good amount of momentum, Cycle Analysis in Stocks with respect to bench mark index.
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RRG is not a timebased chart but a scatter plot based chart with four quadrants and the pack of stocks moves from one quadrant to another quandrant in a clockwise cyclical fashion. It plays a major role in cycle analysis and picking the strong stocks with good momentum and understanding a lot about sector based study and multiple cross country indices with respect to benchmark index.
Four quadrants are represented as follows
Leading (Green) – strong relative strength and strong momentum
Weakening (Yellow) – strong relative strength but weakening momentum
Lagging (Red) – weak relative strength and weak momentum
Improving (Blue) – weak relative strength but improving momentum
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February 25, 2015 by Rajandran R
Relative Rotation Graph (RRG) is a proprietery visualization tool to study and analyze trend in stocks/index with respect to the benchmark index. RRG is developed by Julius de Kempenaer (RRG Research) during 2004-2005. Currently the study is available in Stockcharts, Bloomberg (Since 2011) and Market Analyst 7. RRG generally favors investors to invest in strong sectors with good amount of momentum, Cycle Analysis in Stocks with respect to bench mark index.
http://www.marketcalls.in/wp-content...015/02/RRG.png
RRG is not a timebased chart but a scatter plot based chart with four quadrants and the pack of stocks moves from one quadrant to another quandrant in a clockwise cyclical fashion. It plays a major role in cycle analysis and picking the strong stocks with good momentum and understanding a lot about sector based study and multiple cross country indices with respect to benchmark index.
Four quadrants are represented as follows
Leading (Green) – strong relative strength and strong momentum
Weakening (Yellow) – strong relative strength but weakening momentum
Lagging (Red) – weak relative strength and weak momentum
Improving (Blue) – weak relative strength but improving momentum
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