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Every once in a while I scan the internet to see mentions of RRG or Relative Rotation Graphs.

Allthoug I have set up an alert (google) to receive an email whenever RRG or Relative Rotation Graphs are mentioned somewhere on the web I have noticed that sometimes certain references go unnoticed...

That also happened with an article that was posted on the Business Insider website back in May of this year (2013).

The article lists RRG as one of the "16 Powerful Functions That Show Why Wall Streeters Can't Live Without Their Bloomberg Terminals" :)

Despite the fact that is already a while ago that the article appeared it's needless to say that I am very pleased to see RRG referenced in such a way ...

Check out the original article here.

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Julius de Kempenaer

Julius de Kempenaer

Julius de Kempenaer is the creator of Relative Rotation GraphsTM together with Trevor Neil he will write the blog entries for the RRG-free and the RRG-pro blog sections of this site. If you are looking for specific subjects or would like Julius to contribute on a speific subject, at least loosely related to RRG or Relative Strength in general, please post your question in the forum or send julius a direct message.

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