RRG Momentum
DeltaK's per-strike Relative Rotation Graph — RS-Ratio against RS-Momentum, sorted into Leading, Improving, Weakening and Lagging.
Borrowed from the sector-rotation RRG charts used in equity research and applied strike-by-strike instead of sector-by-sector: every strike on the chain gets its own quadrant, live. A Lagging quadrant is read as high-decay and is a hard gate against new long entries in DeltaK regardless of what the COA walls are doing — momentum and wall structure both have to agree before a signal is actionable.
Example: the 25,000 strike showing rising RS-Ratio and rising RS-Momentum together sits in the Leading quadrant — a genuine candidate. The same strike with RS-Momentum turning down slides into Weakening, and if RS-Ratio rolls over too, into Lagging — a hard no for a new long, no matter how solid Aegis or Zenith look that session.
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