RRG Milestones.
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1999 - 2005Relative Rotation Graphs slowly came to life on the sell-sideThe idea for Relative Rotation Graphs, slowly came to life while Julius was working as a sell-side (technical) analyst covering the European stock universe for institutional investors.
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2005First presentation on Relative Rotation GraphsLate 2005 Julius presented a very early version of Relative Rotation Graphs at a Bloomberg conference in Zurich.
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January 2011RRG<GO> launched on the BLOOMBERG professional services terminalIn January 2011, Bloomberg embedded Relative Rotation Graphs as one of their 30k native functions under the mnemonic RRG<GO> and attracts several thousand hits per day.
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April 2011RelativeRotationGraphs.comFollowing the launch on Bloomberg in January, we launched www.relativerotationgraphs.com primarily for support and educational purposes.
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2012Market Analyst / Optuma implements RRG in their softwareOptuma, former Market Analyst, software was the first stand-alone software application embedding Relative Rotation Graphs. They now offer the most extensive toolset around RRGs in the industry.
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2013Thomson Reuters EIKONAfter a few meetings with TR management earlier in the year, they implemented Relative Rotation Graphs on their professional EIKON terminals later in 2013.
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2014StockCharts.comIn July 2014 StockCharts.com adopted Relative Rotation Graphs on their platform and became "The home of RRG on the web". At the same time, Julius started to write a dedicated RRG-blog contributing 2-4 articles per month.
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2016Hong Kong Economic Journal / EJFQIn 2016 EJFQ, the investor portal of the Hong Kong Economic Journal launched Relative Rotation Graphs covering the Hong Kong stock market.
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2016
RRG API launchedFollowing demand from (professional) users who wanted to feed their own systems with RRG data, we opened up our API to enable RRG data flowing into external applications like MatLab, Python, R, etc. -
2016RRG OnlineDuring the course of 2016, we implemented a "light" version of Relative Rotation Graphs on our own site. This is meant to be a limited version of RRG covering only a handful of universes.
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2017-.....What's next?We continue to look for new partners who would like to work with us to add Relative Rotation Graphs their offerings to their clients/users. These can be brokers, websites, software packages, asset managers, etc.
One of the things that we are working on at the moment is a desktop version for RRGs that uses price data stored locally on a user's computer. It will be an entry level implementation of Relative Rotation Graphs but it will allow people to use their own price data and render RRGs.
And of course, we will continue the work with our existing partners to improve and enhance what we already have in place.