52W Highs/Lows (Post)
Overview
The 52W Highs/Lows (Post) profile shows the day's new 52-week highs and lows after the close, with every box the same size and colored by the combined change from the previous close including post-market movement. It is the end-of-day tally of the market's fresh extremes, with after-hours reactions layered on top.
The post-market color adds a twist the closing print misses: a stock that broke out to new highs during the day but is selling off hard after hours shows up red inside the highs camp, an immediate signal that the breakout is being challenged.
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This profile updates in real time during post-market hours, so earnings reactions and late news flow straight into the picture.
Strategy Focus
- Review the day's complete new-high and new-low tally after the close
- See which breakouts are holding or failing in after-hours trading
- Track new-low expansion as an evening risk gauge
- Shortlist fresh 52-week highs with strong closes for next-day continuation
- Catch after-hours reversals inside either camp before the next open
Map Configuration
- Main Category: New 52 Weeks High/Low
- Box Size: Same Size Boxes
- Box Color: Change From Close + Post (%)
Metrics Behind the Map
- New 52 Weeks High/Low: Detects when today's high or low exceeded the highest or lowest price of the previous 52 weeks, triggered in real time during the day.
- Same Size Boxes: Every ticker gets an identical box, so each camp's visual weight equals its name count.
- Change From Close + Post (%): The combined percentage change from the previous close including post-market movement, so the color shows where each name truly stands after hours.
Practical Use Cases
- Make the evening high/low review part of your daily market health routine
- Filter the highs camp for deep-green boxes, breakouts that closed strong and are holding after hours
- Investigate red boxes in the highs camp, breakouts already coming under pressure
- Build a next-day continuation watchlist from the healthiest fresh highs
- Track the highs-versus-lows count over consecutive evenings to follow the trend of breadth itself