Learn How To:

  • Identify Winners

    Relative Strength is based on the belief that winning securities will continue to performance best over time. Learn how to develop a process for identifying market leaders

  • Allocate Tactically

    Relative Strength has been shown to be effective at comparing asset classes, allowing you to benefit from adjusting your allocation to overweight the strongest asset classes

  • Balance Factors

    While Relative Strength tends to work over time, it does not work at all times. Pairing Relative Strength with other factors can help reduce a portfolio's overall volatility

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Learn about how Relative Strength can help you identify areas of market leadership and focus your portfolio allocation to benefit from their continued leadership

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Course curriculum

  1. 1

    • Relative Strength Intro

    • What RS Is and Isn't

    • Patience and Relative Strength
  2. 2

    • Why Relative Strength?

    • Why Point and Figure Relative Strength?
  3. 3

    • NDW RS Charts

    • RS on the NDW Platform
  4. 4

    • When Does RS Work Best?

    • RS in a Portfolio