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The First Public Implementation of RRG

The Bloomberg professional services terminal is the premier information system in the financial industry.

RRG was the first ever implementation of Relative Rotation Graphs® in a professional manner outside my own spaghetti coded excel spreadsheets. And more importantly, powered by the Bloomberg database.

Relative Rotation Graphs were first introduced to Bloomberg users in January 2011 under the mnemonic RRG.

RRG on Bloomberg allows users to see Static Relative Rotation Graphs from various data-sources as they are available on the terminal.

Users can also create their own lists using the CIX function and view them on a Relative Rotation Graph.

Or, when you use PORT on the terminal to monitor your portfolio, you can link all your portfolios to RRG and watch how your holdings behave versus a given benchmark.

Basically, any ticker symbol available on the terminal can be used on RRG, including currencies!

In 2013 Business Insider even classified RRG as one of the “16 Powerful Functions That Show Why Wall Streeters Can’t Live Without Their Bloomberg Terminals.”

RRG Custom Studies in APPS

In the apps portal on APPS you can find the RRG Custom studies app which allows you to use the RRG-Lines as indicators on your regular charts and combine the visuals from RRG with the price charts that you use in your normal workflow.
The RRG Custom Stidies app also includes 
RRG-Quadrant bars : This is a color bar study that colors the bars or candles in a price chart according to the quadrant in which the security is moving
RRG-Trend bars: This is a color bar study which adds an additional layer of analysis to the RRG chart, eliminating the changing of colors when a security rotates leading-weakening-leading.
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