The weekly relative performance analysis has been in a strong downtrend (line c) since the 2011 high.
In the second phase, on-balance-volume and relative performance analysis play a primary role, though other technical tools are often also used.
The monthly relative performance analysis of KMP shows that it has formed higher highs and higher lows (line b) since it completed a bottom formation in 2008 (line a).
Of course, the monthly analysis of relative performance and on-balance volume (OBV) can be combined with Starc band analysis to identify new opportunities.
The daily relative performance or RS analysis turned positive in July, as it moved through resistance (line e).
At the time the relative performance or RS analysis had turned up from support after confirming the previous highs.
The relative performance or RS analysis has turned up from its WMA and the uptrend is line c.
The weekly relative performance or RS analysis has moved further above its WMA, and has held its uptrend (line b).
The relative performance or RS analysis is now testing its uptrend, line f, but it did confirm the recent highs.
The relative performance or RS analysis is in a short-term uptrend (line d), but shows a pattern of higher highs and higher lows.
The relative performance or RS analysis broke its downtrend in late September, line b, and by early October had clearly completed a bottom.
The monthly relative performance or RS analysis broke its uptrend, line b, at the end of June and its WMA the following month.
The daily uptrend in the relative performance or RS analysis, line f, has just been broken but it did confirm the recent highs.
The monthly relative performance or RS analysis did make new highs in August, and looks ready to close back above its WMA in October.
The weekly relative performance or RS analysis did confirm the recent highs, but has now dropped below its WMA and the uptrend (line c).
The daily relative performance or RS analysis had been in a short-term uptrend since the July lows (line g), which was broken last week.
The weekly relative performance or RS analysis has been forming higher lows since early 2011, line g, but looks ready to close lower this week.
For comparison purposes I have provided the relative performance or RS Analysis chart of FBIOX that you are more familiar with from my daily column.
The weekly relative performance or RS analysis has risen for the past two week, but is still below its WMA and the downtrend, line c.
The daily relative performance or RS analysis has formed a solid uptrend from the July lows (line c), and is again trying to turn higher.
The weekly relative performance or RS analysis did make a new high with prices in September but then violated its WMA and the uptrend, line b.
This is analogous to my relative performance or RS Analysis.
Rely on relative performance or RS analysis, to stay invested in stocks that are leading the current market, and consider this tech stock, which looks poised to outperform now.
The weekly relative performance or RS analysis did confirm the March highs, which was a positive sign, as it did not start a new downtrend going into the June lows.
The daily relative performance or RS analysis has closed back above its WMA, but a close above the resistance at line b is needed to confirm that the correction is over.
Relative performance and volume analysis confirms these four industry groups are outperforming the market, writes Tom Aspray , and he identifies stocks from each group that may soon set up as good buys.
Several days after the low (September 20) I became much more defensive as the weekly relative performance or RS analysis had formed a negative divergence and the daily OBV was below its WMA (point 7).
The concept of confirmation and non-confirmation plays an important role in my analysis as well, as it can provide valuable insights when comparing a market to an indicator like the (OBV) or relative performance ( RS analysis).
The relative performance or RS analysis confirmed the new highs in early 2012, but has since dropped below its WMA.The RS line has important support at line c, which needs to hold on a further correction.
One of the best sites I have found that allows you to do relative or comparative performance analysis is Stockcharts.com. (In the interests of full disclosure, it is partially owned by two old friends John Murphy and Greg Morris).
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