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Relative strength (RS) measures the relationship between two assets. An RS line is calculated by dividing the price of one asset or index by another. A rising RS line means that the numerator is outperforming the denominator i.e. the numerator will gain more than the denominator or it will fall less than the denominator.
Relative strength (RS) measures the relationship between two assets. An RS line is calculated by dividing the price of one asset or index by another. A rising RS line means that the numerator is outperforming the denominator i.e. the numerator will gain more than the denominator or it will fall less than the denominator.
Broader Indices vs. Nifty :
Sector Indices vs. Nifty :
Broader Indices vs. 10 Yr Bond Index :
Sector Indices vs. 10 Yr Bond Index :
Very good charts but not very clear image. Can you please add your few comments as to what you see on these charts?
ReplyDeleteThanks, sure will add in some comments every week.
DeleteHi Jigs, I give some comments in the weekly technical write-up on the home-page.
DeleteWe don't have ETF's right.How sectoral stocks can be bought.
ReplyDeleteI do not trade/invest in stocks so cannot comment..selecting sector is 1 thing but then selecting a particular stock/stocks is a different ball game i think...anyways i am not able to figure out a method that suits me for stocks so i just stopped thinking about it :P
DeleteSo you invest predominantly in Niftybees ?
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