Relative Rotation Graph (RRG) is a live NSE stock screener. Relative Rotation Graph — visualize sector rotation across Leading, Improving, Lagging, and Weakening quadrants based on relative strength and momentum. The list is computed on 1,800+ Indian equities after each trading session, so the same URL updates in place instead of publishing a new page every day.
Use it when you want to see which NSE sectors and industry groups are leading or lagging. Filter logic: X = RS-Ratio (3M sector return vs market avg, centered at 100). Y = RS-Momentum (1W relative change, centered at 100). Quadrants: Leading / Improving / Lagging / Weakening. This is a quantitative screen, not a buy or sell call. Cross-check liquidity, news, and your own risk rules before acting.
For informational and educational purposes only. Not investment advice. QUANTSCASE is a stock screener, not a SEBI-registered investment adviser, research analyst, or portfolio manager. Terms
Logic: X = RS-Ratio (3M sector return vs market avg, centered at 100). Y = RS-Momentum (1W relative change, centered at 100). Quadrants: Leading / Improving / Lagging / Weakening.
What is the Relative Rotation Graph (RRG) screener?
Relative Rotation Graph — visualize sector rotation across Leading, Improving, Lagging, and Weakening quadrants based on relative strength and momentum. It is one of the public NSE screens on QUANTSCASE and is updated every trading day.
How does this NSE screener pick stocks?
X = RS-Ratio (3M sector return vs market avg, centered at 100). Y = RS-Momentum (1W relative change, centered at 100). Quadrants: Leading / Improving / Lagging / Weakening. The rules are applied to end-of-day prices and pre-computed indicators — not to live ticks.
How often is the Relative Rotation Graph (RRG) list refreshed?
Every trading day after the NSE cash-market close, once end-of-day prices and indicators have synced. The URL stays the same; only the rows change.
Is this a stock tip or investment advice?
No. QUANTSCASE is a stock screener for informational and educational use. It is not a SEBI-registered adviser. Passing a screen is not a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold.
Where else can I screen NSE stocks?
Start at the NSE Screener hub for every public category, use Momentum Stocks today for trend/strength lists, or the Stock Selector for ranked composite entry scores.
