Charting Relative Strength With “Ratio Symbols” | Grayson Roze
StockCharts In Focus with Grayson Roze • 35m
On today's show Grayson explores all of the different ways to chart, analyze and monitor relative strength around the StockCharts site using ratio symbols. With a couple of simple tricks you can compare the price history of one symbol relative to another. This is a fantastic way to see which stocks and funds are out-performing or under-performing the market.
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