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Strategies & Market Trends : January Effect 2005
IWM 248.69+0.6%4:00 PM EST

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To: Alfred W. Post who wrote (8)12/11/2004 12:14:08 AM
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RS = relative strength = percentile ranking of a stock from 1 to 100 of the % change in a stock's value during the measurement period of typically one year. It is found by taking a universe of stocks and ranking them from top to bottom, where the top RS stock has the highest % change of share price during the year.

A stock with an RS of 40 for example would mean that stock outperformed 40% of the universe of stocks during the year. A stock with an RS of 1 is a real dog that has lost more of its value than 99% of other stocks.

Tax-loss selling only affects stocks that have gone down a lot, i.e., low RS stocks.

If I were in your part of Switzerland, I would probably end by asking this: "Klar?"
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