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See where names sit in their relative-strength rotation cycle.

This is a real Relative Rotation Graph, not a mockup: 15 names measured against SPY from actual weekly closes, with the same look-ahead-free math that generates every customer report. Right = relatively stronger, up = that relative strength is rising.

OBSERVATION — a measurement, not a recommendation. The RRG shows each name's position in its relative-strength cycle versus a benchmark. It carries no demonstrated edge and is not a rotation call — quadrant position is descriptive, not advice. Values are computed from price data and are look-ahead-free. This is a rotation-analytics tool, not investment advice.

▸ press play to watch the trails form · hover a point for its numbers · click a legend entry to isolate one name

The same week, as a table

Every subscriber gets both views of one measurement: the chart above and this table — in the dashboard and printed under the chart in the weekly PDF. Click any column to sort. The sparkline is that name's weekly relative-strength tail; the dashed line is parity with the benchmark.

Table view

The same measurement as the chart, per name vs SPY — sortable by any column in the dashboard. Descriptive only, not a buy/sell recommendation.

					Trend	Plain reading
AMZN	Leading	101.11	101.37	-0.22	▲ improving	Moderately above its own 52-week average relative strength vs SPY, and improving.
XLI	Leading	100.39	100.04	+0.09	→ flat	Sitting at its own 52-week average relative strength vs SPY, and flat.
GOOGL	Weakening	100.80	99.98	+0.20	→ flat	Slightly above its own 52-week average relative strength vs SPY, and flat.
AAPL	Weakening	100.45	98.88	-0.62	▼ slipping	Slightly above its own 52-week average relative strength vs SPY, and slipping.
NVDA	Weakening	100.06	99.66	+0.63	→ flat	Sitting at its own 52-week average relative strength vs SPY, and flat.
XLV	Lagging	99.32	99.64	-0.73	→ flat	Slightly below its own 52-week average relative strength vs SPY, and flat.
XLU	Lagging	99.15	99.96	-0.03	→ flat	Slightly below its own 52-week average relative strength vs SPY, and flat.
GLD	Lagging	98.62	99.53	-0.19	▼ slipping	Moderately below its own 52-week average relative strength vs SPY, and slipping.
META	Lagging	98.53	98.53	+0.17	▼ slipping	Moderately below its own 52-week average relative strength vs SPY, and slipping.
TSLA	Lagging	97.59	97.95	+0.28	▼ slipping	Clearly below its own 52-week average relative strength vs SPY, and slipping.
MSFT	Improving	99.90	103.95	+0.20	▲ improving	Sitting at its own 52-week average relative strength vs SPY, and improving.
XLF	Improving	99.58	100.71	-0.28	▲ improving	Slightly below its own 52-week average relative strength vs SPY, and improving.
XLK	Improving	99.55	100.08	+0.11	→ flat	Slightly below its own 52-week average relative strength vs SPY, and flat.
XLE	Improving	99.32	100.39	-0.11	→ flat	Slightly below its own 52-week average relative strength vs SPY, and flat.
XLP	Improving	98.64	100.05	-0.49	→ flat	Moderately below its own 52-week average relative strength vs SPY, and flat.

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Pricing

One plan — the complete rotation-analytics product

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Up to 25 saved universes, measured weekly
Dual benchmark — vs SPY and vs sector ETF; custom reference indexes
Quadrant-transition alerts by email
Rotation journal — forward-tracked, neutral-scored
Seven observed rotation patterns + signals dashboard
Self-contained weekly RRG PDF by email

What this is — and isn't

A descriptive measurement of relative strength and its momentum. It does not tell you what to trade, makes no claim of an edge, and does not manage a portfolio. You read the chart; the decisions are yours.