Published: September 8, 2026 | 5 min read | Workflow Guide | Swing Trader
Some stocks show relative strength before price confirms the move — the lag between RS and price is the setup, not the trade. This workflow chains four pages to find that lag, sanity-check it against quality and sector context, and honestly separate "worth watching" from "ready to enter."
Not investment advice. This video demonstrates platform functionality only, using real live data at the time of recording. Nothing shown constitutes a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any security — please do your own research or consult a SEBI-registered investment adviser.
The Four Steps
1. Find RS leading price
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RS High Before Price is built around one O'Neil-style CANSLIM concept: relative strength making a new high while price itself hasn't confirmed yet. In this walkthrough, Venus Remedies topped the list.
2. Check the CAN SLIM score
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A high RS reading alone isn't enough — the stock's own page shows a CAN SLIM score alongside its RS Rating (Venus Remedies: RS 99, CAN SLIM 70%), checking whether quality and growth traits back up the momentum reading.
3. Confirm the sector on the RRG
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The Sector RRG confirms whether the broader sector supports the setup — Nifty Pharma sitting in the Leading quadrant backed the Venus Remedies signal rather than it being an isolated one-stock move.
4. Be honest about Entry Readiness
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Conviction Ranking's Entry Readiness checklist is the honest closing beat. Venus Remedies scored only 2 of 7 — strong on relative strength, but not yet confirmed on the entry-timing checks. That's the whole point of this page: RS-before-price finds candidates before they're tradeable, not after.
Compare against a "ready now" example: The companion Swing Trading workflow walks the same four-page chain on Laurus Labs, which scored 5 of 7 on Entry Readiness — the two videos together show what "leading but not confirmed" and "ready now" actually look like side by side.