Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the development and implementation of the RSR (Relative Strength Ratio) indicator, emphasizing the importance of a comprehensive strength calculation that considers both upward movements and pullbacks, rather than just price increases [1]. Individual Stock RSR Indicator Setup - The first step involves setting up the basic formulas for RSV and VWAP, which are essential for calculating the RSR [2]. - The second step requires creating extended data to compute the basic formulas, ensuring that the sequence numbers align correctly [3]. - The third step is to create the "RSR Individual Stock" sub-indicator, which averages the extended data from RSV and SSV, and must be named precisely to avoid errors [7][10]. Industry RSR Indicator Setup - The industry RSR has been modified to only use SSV data for stability in trend investment, discarding the RSV data due to its high sensitivity in industry rankings [11]. - The setup process for the industry RSR involves creating two extended data outputs, ensuring they do not conflict with existing formulas [11][12]. - The final step is to create the "RSR Industry" sub-indicator, which directly uses SSV1 output without averaging, focusing on stability during bullish market conditions [14][15]. Custom Sector Setup - Instructions are provided for setting up custom sectors within the trading software, allowing users to create identifiable folders for their analysis [16]. - The article outlines how to display sector data and manage custom sectors effectively, including importing data into newly created folders [18][19]. System Settings - The article mentions the need to adjust system settings to facilitate the research of industry classifications, ensuring that the necessary data is displayed correctly [20].

Group 1 - The article emphasizes the importance of setting up SSV and RSL indicators for stock selection, providing a comprehensive guide for both mobile and computer users [1][2][3] - It suggests creating a pre-selection stock pool based on fundamental requirements, which can be skipped if there are no fundamental criteria [2] - The article provides specific formulas for calculating RSR and RSL, indicating that the results may vary slightly but are generally similar [3][4] Group 2 - To narrow down the stock selection further, the article introduces short-term momentum conditions, highlighting two approaches: focusing on breakthroughs or on low volatility [5] - It mentions the use of short-term momentum indicators like OVS and RS_D to identify stocks suitable for low absorption strategies [5][6] - The breakthrough stock pool is defined by specific conditions that ensure stocks are in a strong momentum phase [6][7] Group 3 - The article discusses the use of pivot point indicators for stock selection, recommending this method to avoid missing important entry points [8] - It suggests incorporating industry strength values to refine the stock selection process further [8][9] - The final strategy involves understanding the differences between long-term and short-term strength, allowing for flexible stock selection based on desired thresholds [9]