Highs & Lows
This category tracks whether a ticker is making new highs or lows across key timeframes—20 days, 13 weeks, 26 weeks, 52 weeks, and all time. Metrics are expressed as either a signal (new high/low) or as a percentage distance from that historical level.
These real-time indicators help identify strength, weakness, breakouts, and deep pullbacks relative to historical benchmarks.
New 20 Days High/Low
Detects when today’s high or low price exceeds the highest or lowest price over the previous 20 trading days. Triggers in real-time once a new high or low is established intraday.
Helps highlight recent momentum shifts, trend acceleration, or fresh breakouts and breakdowns on a short-term basis.
Real-Time13 Week High (%)
Displays the percentage difference between the last price and the 13-week high (3 months).
- A positive value means a new 13-week high was made today, with the last price moving further above it.
- A negative value indicates how far last price is from 13-week high.
Highlights intermediate-term breakout strength or ongoing retracements. Large negative distances can flag recovery setups or prolonged downtrends.
Real-Time Custom Metric13 Week Low (%)
Displays the percentage difference between the last price and the 13-week low (3 months).
- A negative value means a new 13-week low was made today and continued lower.
- A positive value indicates how far last price is from the recent 13-week low.
Useful for identifying breakdowns or recovery potential from quarterly extremes.
Real-Time Custom Metric26 Week High (%)
Displays the percentage difference between the last price and the 26-week high (6 months).
- A positive value means a new 26-week high was made today, with the last price moving further above it.
- A negative value indicates how far last price is from 26-week high.
Useful for identifying mid-term strength, trend continuation, or lagging stocks relative to their 6-month peak.
Real-Time26 Week Low (%)
Displays the percentage difference between the last price and the 26-week low (6 months).
- A negative value means a new 26-week low was made today and continued lower.
- A positive value indicates how far last price is from the recent 26-week low.
Enables screening for breakdown risk, trend reversals, or early stages of basing formations.
Real-Time52 Week High (%)
Displays the percentage difference between the last price and the 52-week high (1 year).
- A positive value means a new 52-week high was made today, with the last price moving further above it.
- A negative value indicates how far last price is from 52-week high.
Serves as a long-term breakout and momentum indicator. New highs attract institutional interest, while deep discounts may signal value opportunities or weakness.
Real-Time52 Week Low (%)
Displays the percentage difference between the last price and the 52-week low (1 year).
- A negative value means a new 52-week low was made today and continued lower.
- A positive value indicates how far last price is from the recent 52-week low.
Useful for tracking extreme weakness, failed breakdowns, or bottoming behavior.
Real-TimeAll Time High (%)
Displays the percentage difference between the last price and the all-time high.
- A positive value means a new all-time high was made today, with the last price moving further above it.
- A negative value indicates how far last price is from all-time high.
Used to identify leadership stocks, strong momentum setups, or longer-term breakouts of historic resistance.
Real-TimeAll Time Low (%)
Displays the percentage difference between the last price and the all-time low.
- A negative value means a new all-time low was made today and continued lower.
- A positive value indicates how far last price is from the recent all-time low.
Helps flag distressed names, fresh breakdowns, or potential mean-reversion setups from historic lows.
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