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I was in college in 2008, one of my classes required me to create a portfolio that i thought would go down the most by the end of the semester. I picked stocks at 52 week highs thinking they had more space to move down, markets went down but this portfolio stayed higher than anyone in the class who had the assignment to pick stocks that would go up. I didn't get the results i was wanting but i learned about that RS
Really enjoy watching these segments of your Trader Lion Conference. This is a good reminder for me to go back and watch these presentations ( lessons) especially in this market. Thumbs up ✅
Stocks showing strength relative to the market is known as relative strength. Basically, stocks with the higher RS is technically the strongest stock out of all in the general market index and should be the top preferred choice to take positions. Relative strength of stocks is said to have higher than general market index or its sector if: 1) Stocks is rising when the overall market is falling. 2) Stocks is breaking up very early within its industrial group in the start of early bull market. 3) Stocks is acquiring momentum in consolidated market before any other stocks in its group. 4) Stocks is not falling much (or consolidating) then the general market index in down trending market. We can use moving average such as 10, 20 & 50-day EMA to determine Relative strength of stocks with respect to its industrial group of overall market index.
There is nothing about real relative strength here, disappointed!! There are types of RS like flying, drowning etc. plz go and research then publish to the wider audience.
At the 5:30 mark you were comparing Yahoo with NASDAQ I was under the impression you had to use the same index that the stocks traded on when you're comparing relative strength
Access the presentations of all 16 experts from the 2021 TraderLion Conference. Learn from top traders, hedge fund managers, trading psychologists, and more - traderlion.com/YT_TLC21
I was in college in 2008, one of my classes required me to create a portfolio that i thought would go down the most by the end of the semester. I picked stocks at 52 week highs thinking they had more space to move down, markets went down but this portfolio stayed higher than anyone in the class who had the assignment to pick stocks that would go up. I didn't get the results i was wanting but i learned about that RS
Really enjoy watching these segments of your Trader Lion Conference. This is a good reminder for me to go back and watch these presentations ( lessons) especially in this market. Thumbs up ✅
Our pleasure!
Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction and Background
2:30 Relative Strength
11:00 Embrace Corrections
18:00 Identify Market Leaders
25:45 Examples from 2020
32:00 Trading Tips
42:00 QnA
Stocks showing strength relative to the market is known as relative strength. Basically, stocks with the higher RS is technically the strongest stock out of all in the general market index and should be the top preferred choice to take positions.
Relative strength of stocks is said to have higher than general market index or its sector if:
1) Stocks is rising when the overall market is falling.
2) Stocks is breaking up very early within its industrial group in the start of early bull market.
3) Stocks is acquiring momentum in consolidated market before any other stocks in its group.
4) Stocks is not falling much (or consolidating) then the general market index in down trending market.
We can use moving average such as 10, 20 & 50-day EMA to determine Relative strength of stocks with respect to its industrial group of overall market index.
This was a great listen during my commute. Planning on listening to them all over the coming weeks and putting these lessons in practice
Wonderful!
The Q&A portion of this is pretty much garbage as he's dodging just about everything for whatever reason, but the rest is great info.
Most of my time is spent looking for set-ups.
Nice
There is nothing about real relative strength here, disappointed!! There are types of RS like flying, drowning etc. plz go and research then publish to the wider audience.
Not sure what you mean. Joseph covered relative strength in the trading world.
Is the formula for this is simple as dividing the index by the share price?
The other way... Share price divided by Index. Read Stan Weinstein book.
so much to take ,thank you , Joe Fahmy and Richard
Thanks for watching!
Joseph great presentation. Remember, never punch down.
This was amazingly insightful. Thanks for making and sharing it
fail podcast nothing to learn
Thanks for your video. Very useful for new comer in US Stock Market. Need more flash on Relative Strength study.
More to come!
Hilarious yet insightful.. amazing guy
He's got a backup in comedy if this whole trading thing doesn't work out
Ay way to rate RS and RSI such as in MarketSmith? Thanks.
The line is important, the rating not so much.
At the 5:30 mark you were comparing Yahoo with NASDAQ I was under the impression you had to use the same index that the stocks traded on when you're comparing relative strength
So RS can help in getting us clue about sector rotation ?
Yes, that’s a part of it.
Can I get the presentation slide of this insightful video clip?
Terrific guest!
Couldn't agree more!
Where is relative strength guide in this video😢
Dave Attell vibes
Joe is awesome!
Anybook solely focusing on RS
Thanks
I really enjoyed this presentation alongside Pat Walker's
Awesome!