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Relative Rotation Graph · momentum trails · divergence detection · multi-symbol · PP RRG

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META+0.67%+1.92%+3.8%
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TSLA-0.18%-2.31%-4.7%
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Purchasing Power vs Gold · monthly returns · Daily / Prior-1…7 / Current · Leading/Lagging RRG

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Purchasing Power relative rotation — see instructions inside ↓

➕ Add stocks — click RRG next to any stock in the Performance Table below, or use → PP RRG to bulk-load all visible rows.  |  ⚡ Quick-load — pick a Market, set Top N, then click Top Gainers, Top Losers, Top Recovery, or Top Momentum.  |  📈 Fetch & Plot — set Market, Top N, Timeframe & Trail, then click Fetch & Plot to auto-populate and render the graph.
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🔍 PP Scanner ranks every stock by purchasing-power performance across all markets. Choose D (daily) or W (weekly) data, filter by Market, Quadrant (Leading / Weakening / Lagging / Improving), and tweak the Ratio / Momentum / Dist thresholds to narrow results. Enable Pure to exclude DRs, NVDRs and alien-market listings. Click Run Scan to fetch results, sort by any column header, then click RRG on any row to add that stock to the PP Rotation Graph above.

Purchasing Power Performance Table

%ΔGold heatmap — multi-period relative strength

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Range selection: Click a bar to start, click another to finish — all symbol trails update to that candle count and RRG nodes inside the range are numbered.  Shift+click to nudge a range edge.  Double-click to clear and restore original trails.

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Click on a trail, node, or label to select a symbol — or click a countdown row below
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RS Debug Chart

Time-series chart for the Pine debug view: RS Ratio, RS Momentum, and intermediate steps for one selected symbol.

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Bar-by-Bar Debug Values
TimeSymbol ValueBenchmark Value RSWMA(RS)RS/WMA(RS) WMA(RS/WMA(RS))RS RatioRS Momentum

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Cap vs Equal-Weight Sector RRG

Plot S1/S2 ratios on one RRG to see which sectors are cap-weighted-led vs broad-based. Formula: S1 ÷ S2 — no benchmark needed (it cancels).

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Why Cap vs Equal Weight?

When the cap-weighted ETF (e.g. XLC) outperforms its equal-weighted counterpart (RSPC), the sector's gains are concentrated in its largest names — Alphabet and Meta in Comm Services. When the equal-weight side leads, the rally is distributed across all members. Each trail on this RRG shows the rotation of that spread — Leading = cap-led, Lagging = broad-based.

How to Use This Page

Use the RRG view to understand relative strength, momentum, and quadrant rotation across timeframes.

Leading

Top-right quadrant. Ratio is above 100 and momentum is above 100. This suggests the symbol is outperforming the benchmark and that the outperformance still has positive momentum.

Improving

Top-left quadrant. Ratio is below 100 but momentum is above 100. This often means relative strength is still below the benchmark, but the trend is improving and may rotate toward Leading if momentum persists.

Weakening

Bottom-right quadrant. Ratio is above 100 but momentum is below 100. The symbol may still be strong versus the benchmark, but its relative momentum is fading. If weakness continues it can rotate toward Lagging.

Lagging

Bottom-left quadrant. Ratio is below 100 and momentum is below 100. This is the weakest relative state in the cycle and often signals continued underperformance until momentum begins to recover.

What Left vs Right Means

Left side means RS Ratio is below 100. Right side means RS Ratio is above 100. A move from left to right suggests improving relative performance against the chosen benchmark. A move from right to left suggests weakening relative performance.

What Up vs Down Means

Upper half means RS Momentum is above 100. Lower half means RS Momentum is below 100. Moving upward suggests improving internal momentum of the relative trend. Moving downward suggests decelerating or weakening momentum.