Comparative Relative Strength

Comparative Relative Strength (CRS)
Comparative Relative Strength parallels the price movement of a stock with an index, a sector or another stock to show how they are conducting to one another relatively.

Comparative Relative Strength Indicator
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Comparative Relative Strength
This is a comparison of the price movement of a stock with another stock, or sector, or index. It allows for a development of strategies based on the relationships between movements of different underlying interests.

Comparative Relative Strength
This is a method of measuring the relative performance of one price against another. It is normally used to compare the performance of one price item against its index or to another item.

Comparative Relative Strength
Compares the price movement of a stock with that of its competitors, industry group or the entire market. This is distinct from J.

Comparative Relative Strength compares a security's price change with that of a "base" security. When the Comparative Relative Strength indicator is moving up, it shows that the security is performing better than the base security.

Comparative Relative Strength simply compares the price of one security with the price of another security or an index. It is most often used to compare a stock with an index or the sector to which it belongs.

See also: Relative strength, Indicator, Index, Market, Analysis