Scan the whole place
Observe A shares, US stocks, Hong Kong stocks and Japanese stocks at the same time, and don’t just focus on a few familiar stocks.
查看 A股、港股、美股、日股最新 RPS 50 Top 20 名單與市場解讀
Read the full report →RPS001 places the disparate price performance of four markets into a single set of reviewable relative strength coordinates. It first compares within their respective markets, and then puts strength, diffusion and changes on the same research table: it is responsible for screening and sorting, and does not make buying and selling decisions for anyone.
Observe A shares, US stocks, Hong Kong stocks and Japanese stocks at the same time, and don’t just focus on a few familiar stocks.
Compare relative performance using RPS20 to RPS250 to confirm whether strength is temporary noise or a spreading trend.
RPS is responsible for screening and sorting; valuation, positioning, stop loss and risk tolerance are still left to the investors' own judgment.
Its "firepower" does not come from emotions, but from daily verifiable data, a clear comparison framework, and the trading discipline to maintain restraint in uncertainty.
Method boundaries:RPS is the price performance percentile within each market calculated based on a given trading day range; RPS50 is the relative position of the past 50 trading days. It is used to narrow the scope of research and does not represent a forecast, rating, or buy or sell recommendation.
Put macro clues, industry diffusion and RPS rankings into the same research path: start with market wind direction and then return to reviewable data and individual stock trends.
First confirm whether funds are spreading at the market level, then screen for cross-market leaders, and finally review multi-cycle trends with individual stock details.
Based on the stored daily lines and RPS90 rankings, quickly check the current strong targets in the four markets.
The proportion of strong stocks reflects the degree of spread of the rise; industry rankings are calculated based on the average RPS50 of each market's stocked stocks.
| # | code | name | plate | price | ups and downs | RPS 20 | RPS 50 | RPS 90 ↓ | RPS 120 | RPS 250 | ★ Comprehensive | Optional |
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Starting with "What is RPS," which has been confirmed to have search demand in the Japanese market, we have summarized the differences between the calculation method and RSI in Japanese.
List of Japanese guides · What is RPS? · How to calculate RPS · Difference between RPS and RSI
RPS is a within-market percentile ranking of a security’s historical price performance over a defined period. An RPS50 of 90 means it ranked ahead of about 90% of the eligible securities in its own market, or around the top 10%, over the preceding 50 trading days. It is not a forecast or a buy/sell signal.
Current published coverage:China A-shares 5,212、US stocks 8,948、Hong Kong stocks 2,774、Japan stocks 3,698,20,632。Market-level facts refresh after completed data updates.
Data snapshot:2026-09-24 · How RPS works · Calculation method · Data and editorial standards
Through real cases, see how RPS captures the launch signals of major bull stocks in advance. Each case includes candlestick charts + RPS curve dual charts.
From calculation methods to current market facts, to weekly reports and comments with observation dates, the following pages form a verifiable research path.
RPS Precise Calculation Method · Four-Market Data Coverage · Public Data Directory · Weekly Report Cross-Week Trends · Four-Market Score Observations · Editing and Correction Standards