52W Highs/Lows (Reg)
Overview
The 52W Highs/Lows (Reg) profile tracks new yearly extremes live through the regular session. Only stocks setting a new 52-week high or low appear on the map, split into the two camps, with every box the same size and colored by the change from the previous close.
The high/low count is one of the oldest and most reliable breadth measures there is. Healthy uptrends produce a steady stream of new highs; when new lows start to expand while the index still looks fine, trouble is usually brewing underneath. This map turns that statistic into something you can watch, zoom into, and trade from.
Detection triggers in real time, the moment today's high or low exceeds the previous 52-week extreme. This profile is one of the default favorites for new accounts, so it is pinned in the main navigation from day one.
Strategy Focus
- Monitor the live balance of new highs versus new lows during the session
- Hunt fresh breakouts the moment they clear yearly resistance
- Track breakdowns through 52-week lows for short ideas or risk warnings
- Confirm trend health: sustained rallies should keep producing new highs
- Spot industry clusters among the new highs, a classic sign of group leadership
Map Configuration
- Main Category: New 52 Weeks High/Low
- Box Size: Same Size Boxes
- Box Color: Change From Close (%)
Metrics Behind the Map
- New 52 Weeks High/Low: Detects when today's high or low exceeds the highest or lowest price of the previous 52 weeks, triggering in real time once the new extreme is set intraday.
- Same Size Boxes: Every ticker gets an identical box, so camp size equals name count, the right weighting for a breadth signal.
- Change From Close (%): The percent change between the last traded price and the previous day's close, showing which fresh extremes are backed by strong daily moves.
Practical Use Cases
- Watch for new-high expansion as confirmation when the market breaks out
- Treat new-low expansion against a flat index as an early distribution warning
- Click into the new-highs camp and open names in Multi-Charts to find the cleanest breakout structures
- Use deep-green boxes in the highs camp to find breakouts with real momentum, not just marginal ticks
- Compare morning and afternoon snapshots to see whether breakout energy is building or fading