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Index/Chapter 02

Sectors & Screeners Analysis Guide (Sectors & Screeners)

Isolate leading tech cycles and determine structural entries using Relative Strength (RS), Bollinger %B, and 200MA Disparities.

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1. Overview of Sectors & Screeners Indicators

Capital allocation always navigates along structural bottlenecks. The second tab of the Live Signal Board tracks relative asset performance against the S&P 500 index and pinpoints optimal entry margins using statistical volatility constraints.


2. Explanation of Core Parameters

① Relative Strength (RS) & 20-Day Momentum (ROC)

  • Definition: The ratio of an asset price divided by the S&P 500 benchmark. 20-Day ROC tracks the acceleration rate of this relative ratio.
  • Significance: A positive RS momentum confirms the asset is actively outperforming the broader index—marking it as a true market leader.

② Bollinger Bands %B

  • Definition: Displays the specific location of the asset price relative to its upper and lower volatility bounds. $$%B = \frac{\text{Price} - \text{Lower Band}}{\text{Upper Band} - \text{Lower Band}}$$
  • Significance:
    • >= 1.0: Squeezes past the upper band, indicating explosive momentum.
    • <= 0.0: Plunges below the lower band, marking extreme near-term oversold conditions.

③ 200-Day Moving Average Disparity (Disparity)

  • Definition: The percentage ratio of the current price relative to its 200-day long-term moving average.
  • Significance: Standard asset prices demonstrate strong mean-reversion tendencies. An extreme low disparity level indicates the price is approaching historical safety margins, minimizing further downside.

3. Structural Value-Chain Interconnections

  • Monopolists vs. Speculative Themes:
    • For advanced semiconductor and infrastructure cycles, if gatekeeper companies (ASML, TSMC) maintain ascending Relative Strength (RS) but encounter brief 200MA disparity pullbacks, it builds a structural entry signal.
    • Conversely, if the relative strength of monopolistic bottlenecks collapses while speculative small-caps push disparities higher, the broader market index runs severe systemic correction risks.

4. Practical Trading Applications

  1. Filtering for Relative Strength (RS):
    • Identify assets that print ascending RS slopes while the S&P 500 index corrects. These assets lead price recoveries when broader sentiment rebounds.
  2. Double-Trigger Entry Squeezes:
    • For structurally protected enterprises, a simultaneous print of 200MA Disparity <= 80% and Bollinger %B <= 0.0 signals an exhausted panic sale. This creates a high-probability asymmetric buy trigger.
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