HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! Ever since the introduction of RRG back in 2011, many people have asked me questions like: “What is the track record for RRG” or “What are the trading rules for RRG”? My answers have always been, and will continue to be, “There is no track record for RRG, as there is not one set of rules.” Relative Rotation Graphs are primarily a data visualization tool that can be applied to many different markets, on many different time frames and with varying degrees of risk. Most of the time, I countered these questions with “What is the track record of a bar chart?” or “What are the trading rules for a bar chart?” That said, it is possible to come up with some “rules” or “conditions” that can be tested and repeated — in particular, two prerequisites for a quantitative and rules-based approach. On and off over the…
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