How can you use RRGs (Relative Rotation Graphs) to spot potential pair trades?
In this episode of Sector Spotlight, I explain one way to find a potential pair trading opportunity, searching for a stock with high(est) potential in a sector with high(est) potential and off-setting that position with a weak(est) stock in a weak(est) sector. I also take a look at US market rotation using growth/value indexes and size (market cap) indexes.
This episode of Sector Spotlight aired on November 19th, 2019.
Sector Spotlight episode 8, 11/19/2019
Sector Spotlight airs weekly on Tuesdays 10.30-11.00am ET. Past episodes can be found here.
-Julius
Julius de Kempenaer
Senior Technical Analyst, StockCharts.com
Creator, Relative Rotation Graphs
Founder, RRG Research
Host of: Sector Spotlight
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