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🇯🇵 Japan Stocks RPS Relative Price Strength Ranking

Covering 3,700+ Japan stocks on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, automatically updated after the daily close with five-period rankings: RPS20/50/90/120/250

View the latest published Japan stocks RPS ranking → Whole-site focus · Market Trend🧭 Gauge market direction from Japan stock sector strength →Four-market complete industry RPS probability distribution, weekly updated macro observation.
3,700+
Number of Japan stocks covered
5
RPS period
Daily
Data update frequency
Free
Basic Features

What is the Japan stocks RPS ranking?

RPS (Relative Price Strength, relative price strength)It is the core indicator of the CANSLIM stock-picking method proposed by William O'Neil in How to Make Money in Stocks. The Japan stocks RPS ranking measures the percentile of each Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) stock's price gain relative to all Japan stocks over a given period.

The site’s historical case studies record selected Japan stocks and their RPS positions over defined look-back windows. Those retrospective observations do not prove that RPS predicts a breakout or future returns; preserve the observation date, window, eligible universe, and non-price evidence when reviewing them.

Explanation of the five Japan stocks RPS periods

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Published Japan-stock RPS90 snapshot

As of 2026-09-25, the eligible RPS90 universe contains 3,693 securities. These are upper-ranked observations within that same market.

  1. 4052.T · フィーチャ · RPS90 100.0
  2. 2737.T · トーメンデバイス · RPS90 100.0
  3. 3131.T · シンデン・ハイテックス · RPS90 100.0

share with RPS90≥80:20.1% · data date:2026-09-25

These are within-market percentiles of historical price performance for research records. They do not predict returns or constitute investment advice. Open the latest ranking · method and data boundaries

How to use the Japan stocks RPS ranking?

Japan-stock RPS compares calculable Tokyo Stock Exchange securities within the same market and publishes separate RPS20, 50, 90, 120, and 250 percentiles. The eligible universe changes with the data date, listing status, and available history; a high RPS describes past relative performance and does not guarantee trend persistence or future returns.

For the latest sample size and completion date, please seeRPS Methodology、 Four-Market Data Coverage Archive |  Edit and Data Standards See Research Notes

Read RPS in Japanese

What Is RPS? Calculation method, meaning of RPS80 and 90, and differences from RSI — explained in Japanese