Scan the whole market
Watch China A-shares, US, Hong Kong and Japanese stocks at the same time, instead of fixating on a few familiar names.
See the latest RPS 50 Top 20 lists and market commentary for A-shares, Hong Kong, US and Japanese stocks
Read the full report →RPS (Relative Price Strength) Answers a simple question: in the same market,What percentage of the stock has gone up or down in the past?After the closing of each trading day on this site,Recalculate the multi-cycle RPS from about one month to about one year for A-shares, US-shares, Hong Kong-shares and Japanese-shares with the real daily closing price, respectively.and sorted only within this market,So scores from different markets don't mix and compare.
It is suitable for researchers looking for strong stocks using William O'Neill Canslim, Minaveni trend template or "RPS triple red" idea: first use RPS to narrow down the scope,Then combine the industry's diffusion, turnover, fundamentals and price structure to judge independently.RPS describes historical relative performance,is not the probability of an increase,Nor is it trade advice.
Start At:What is RPS · RPS calculation methodology · What does RPS third-line red look like? · William O'Neill RPS · CANSLIM stock-selection method · A-share RPS ranking · Overview of Chinese RPS and RS Rating Tools · Difference between RPS and RSI, MACD · Data coverage and update time · About the Site and Data Sources
RPS001 puts the price performance of four separate markets onto one set of reviewable relative-strength coordinates. It compares stocks within each market first, then places strength, breadth and change on the same research desk. It screens and ranks; it does not make buy or sell decisions for anyone.
Watch China A-shares, US, Hong Kong and Japanese stocks at the same time, instead of fixating on a few familiar names.
Compare relative performance from RPS20 to RPS250 to tell whether strength is short-lived noise or a trend that is spreading.
RPS screens and ranks; valuation, position sizing, stop-losses and risk tolerance remain the investor's own judgment.
Its edge does not come from sentiment, but from data that can be verified every day, a clear comparison framework, and the discipline to stay restrained under uncertainty.
Method limits:RPS is a within-market percentile of price performance over a defined trading-day window; RPS50 is the relative position over the past 50 trading days. It is used to narrow the research scope and is not a forecast, rating, or buy or sell recommendation.
Bring macro clues, sector breadth and RPS rankings into one research path: start from the market wind, then go back to reviewable data and individual stock trends.
First confirm whether strength is spreading across the market, then screen for cross-market leaders, and finally review the multi-period trend in each stock's detail page.
Based on daily price data and RPS90 rankings already in the database, quickly see the currently strong stocks in the four markets.
The share of strong stocks shows how widely a rally is spreading; sector rankings use each market's average RPS50 of the stocks in the database.
| # | Code | Name | Sector | Price | Change | RPS 20 | RPS 50 | RPS 90 ↓ | RPS 120 | RPS 250 | ★ Composite | Watchlist |
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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 8,983、Hong Kong stocks 2,769、Japan stocks 3,689,20,653。Market-level facts refresh after completed data updates.
Data snapshot:2026-10-16 · How RPS works · Calculation method · Data and editorial standards
Real cases showing how RPS can flag the launch of big winners early. Each case includes a candlestick chart and an RPS curve chart.
From the calculation method to current market facts, then to dated weekly reports and commentary, the pages below form a research path you can verify.
Exact RPS calculation method · Four-market data coverage · Public data catalog · Weekly report cross-week trends · Four-market score observations · Editorial and correction standards