The Relative Strength Index for a Stock Is Equal to the Price

question 156

Multiple Choice

The relative strength index for a stock is equal to the price of the stock

• A) divided by the value of a stock-market index.
• B) multiplied by the value of a stock-market index.
• C) divided by the value of a group of industry stocks.
• D) multiplied by an industry peer group and divided by a market index.
• E) divided by the 30-day moving average of prior stock movements.

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