Relative Rotation Graph
Where market leadership is — and where it's heading. Each name is plotted against SPY: how strong its relative strength is (horizontal) versus whether that strength is accelerating or fading (vertical). Names rotate clockwise through the four quadrants. The tail shows the last 8 weekly readings — the direction of travel. ZENITH does the reading for you: names that are far enough from the centre and travelling in a steady, non-reversing direction become signals; everything choppy or stuck in the middle fades to grey noise so you can ignore it.
This week's read noise filtered out — only clean, non-reversing signals
LONG / lean in
SHORT / avoid
IGNORE — noise
● Leading
strong and still strengthening — the leadership trade
● Weakening
strong but momentum rolling over — leadership fading
● Lagging
weak and still weakening — underweight / avoid
● Improving
weak but momentum turning up — early rotation candidate
Improving
Leading
Lagging
Weakening
Rotation table
click a ticker for the flyout · sorted strongest-first · as of last weekly close| Ticker | Name | Signal | Quadrant | RS-Ratio | RS-Mom. | Reliability | Read |
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RS-Ratio and RS-Momentum are each normalised to a name's own relative-strength history (centred on 100), measured on weekly
closes vs SPY. Reliability blends two things: how far the name is from the 100/100 centre (a real move, not noise) and how
straight its tail is (a steady direction vs one that keeps reversing). Names that are too close to the centre or too choppy
are flagged Ignore — the rotation looks tradeable but flips too easily to trust. Values are as of
the last weekly close, not live; this is a relative tool, so cross-check with the overall market regime (a name can "lead" in a falling market simply by falling less).