When technical analysts say a stock has good "relative strength," they mean the:
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This is the definition of relative strength. When the ratio of the stock price to the market price increases over time, the stock is out-performing the market.
The most appropriate tool to use for intermarket analysis of two different asset classes is a:
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Relative strength charts are useful for intermarket analysis because they illustrate the performance of one asset, sector, or index relative to another. Momentum indicators, such as stochastic oscillators and MACD oscillators, are generally used to analyze individual markets.
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