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Answer Upon - Relative Strength Comparison (RSC) The Key Success Tool In Trading-Part 3
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ROC(MOV((C/P),13,S),1,%)calculates the rate of change of the moving average of the RSC, in other words, the amount the sector has moved up or down as a percentage.
Looking back at MetaStock, note that you didn`t enter anything into the f
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Next, open the Explorer dialog box and select 'new' Name the Explorer the 'MetaStock Guide Sector Analysis'. Then click within 'Column A' and enter the following formula:
ROC(MOV((C/P),13,S),1,%)
This formula calculates the rate of change, as a percentage, in the relative strength of the sectors against the base index over a 13 week period. It may seem complex but let`s break it down into manageable parts, beginning with the inner-most brackets first:
C/P is the relative strength (or RSC component) of the tested sectors vs. the base security.
The way it`s calculated is by dividing the closing price of the sector, by `P`, where `P` is the base index that you highlighted before creating this exploration.
(MOV((C/P),13,S) calculates the moving average of the RSC over a 13 week period.
ROC(MOV((C/P),13,S),1,%)calculates the rate of change of the moving average of the RSC, in other words, the amount the sector has moved up or down as a percentage.
Looking back at MetaStock, note that you didn`t enter anything into the f
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Next, open the Explorer dialog box and select 'new' Name the Explorer the 'MetaStock Guide Sector Analysis'. Then click within 'Column A' and enter the following formula:
ROC(MOV((C/P),13,S),1,%)
This formula calculates the rate of change, as a percentage, in the relative strength of the sectors against the base index over a 13 week period. It may seem complex but let`s break it down into manageable parts, beginning with the inner-most brackets first:
C/P is the relative strength (or RSC component) of the tested sectors vs. the base security.
The way it`s calculated is by dividing the closing price of the sector, by `P`, where `P` is the base index that you highlighted before creating this exploration.
(MOV((C/P),13,S) calculates the moving average of the RSC over a 13 week period.
ROC(MOV((C/P),13,S),1,%)calculates the rate of change of the moving average of the RSC, in other words, the amount the sector has moved up or down as a percentage.
Looking back at MetaStock, note that you didn`t enter anything into the f
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ROC(MOV((C/P),13,S),1,%)
This formula calculates the rate of change, as a percentage, in the relative strength of the sectors against the base index over a 13 week period. It may seem complex but let`s break it down into manageable parts, beginning with the inner-most brackets first:
C/P is the relative strength (or RSC component) of the tested sectors vs. the base security.
The way it`s calculated is by dividing the closing price of the sector, by `P`, where `P` is the base index that you highlighted before creating this exploration.
(MOV((C/P),13,S) calculates the moving average of the RSC over a 13 week period.
ROC(MOV((C/P),13,S),1,%)calculates the rate of change of the moving average of the RSC, in other words, the amount the sector has moved up or down as a percentage.
Looking back at MetaStock, note that you didn`t enter anything into the f
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C/P is the relative strength (or RSC component) of the tested sectors vs. the base security.
The way it`s calculated is by dividing the closing price of the sector, by `P`, where `P` is the base index that you highlighted before creating this exploration.
(MOV((C/P),13,S) calculates the moving average of the RSC over a 13 week period.
ROC(MOV((C/P),13,S),1,%)calculates the rate of change of the moving average of the RSC, in other words, the amount the sector has moved up or down as a percentage.
Looking back at MetaStock, note that you didn`t enter anything into the f
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ROC(MOV((C/P),13,S),1,%)calculates the rate of change of the moving average of the RSC, in other words, the amount the sector has moved up or down as a percentage.
Looking back at MetaStock, note that you didn`t enter anything into the filter tab. This is because you only use the filter tab when you`re looking to remove certain securities from your exploration results. Since you`re not looking to exclude any sectors, but to rank all the sectors, you should leave the filter blank.
Before running this exploration you must check the time period. To do this click the `Options` button at the bottom of the `Exploration Edition` dialog box and then select the radio button marked weekly. Click `OK` twice to return to `the Explorer` dialog box.
Now you`re ready to run the exploration, so click `Explore`. The `Select Securities for MetaStock Guide Sector Analysis` dialog box will appear, and you must select the directory with your market sectors in it. This directory should be stored with your other market data and is usually one directory up from your equities folder. However this can vary, depending on who supplies your data.
When the market sectors are highlighted, click `OK`. When the exploration is complete the `Exploration Completed` dialog box will appear. Click the `Reports` button and to get a summary of the exploration. The results shown in `Column A` will give you the rate of change of the relative strength
Tip: By clicking the `Column A` heading you can arrange the results in ascend
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