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Tag Archives: market timing with relative strength
Use Relative Strength to Identify Market Trends
Relative strength rotational strategies have a proven track record of success, but the potential uses of relative strength extend much further than security selection. One of my favorite techniques is to use the relative strength of two different indices, futures … Continue reading
Posted in Economic Indicators, Futures, In-Depth Article, Market Breadth, Market Commentary, Market Timing, Relative Strength, Technical Analysis
Tagged advance decline line, divergence, futures, market breadth, market cycles, market timing, market timing with relative strength, relative strength, technical analysis
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Market Timing with Relative Strength Revisited
Two months ago in an article titled “Use Relative Strength to Identify Market Trends,” I explained how to use the relative strength of two different indices, futures contracts, or ETFs to identify market trends. This is one of my … Continue reading →