High/Low

The High/Low tool shows stocks breaking through daily or 52-week highs and lows. Breaking through a high or low may indicate a stock has moved through resistance or support levels, possibly indicating a changing trend.

You can customize the types of stocks to track in a High/Low tab to display any combination of the following:

You can also set up "proximity alerts" to notify you when a stock is trading near a high or low, as well as setting volume and price boundaries to further tailor the data stream and reduce unwanted data.

TIP: 52-week highs and lows are indicated by a shaded green or red background, respectively.

NASDAQ and NYSE information are both updated during Pre Market, Standard, and After Hours sessions.

Using the High/Low Tool

Create a new High/Low Tab

  1. Right-click on a High/Low tab and select New High/Low tab or click the + next to the tabs.
  2. The default new tab tracks the entire NASDAQ and NYSE, as well as Indices, and shows both Daily and 52-week highs and lows for all. To customize your new tab, select Tab Settings from the right-click or Actions menus. See more on High/Low Settings...

TIP: You may display up to 4 High/Low tools with up to 4 tabs in each.

Save a High/Low Tab

Open a saved High/Low Tab

To open a High/Low tab in a new tab, right-click the + next to the tabs, and then take one of the steps below.

Name (or Rename) a High/Low Tab

  1. Double click on the tab name. You can also right-click on the tab name and select Rename [tab name]
  2. The name field becomes highlighted and editable and you can type a new name.
  3. Press Enter to finalize the new name.

Duplicate a High/Low Tab

If you want to open another tab identical to an existing High/Low tab, right-click on the tab at the top of the High/Low tool and select Duplicate [tab name].

Close a High/Low Tab

Click the X in the tab to close it, or right-click on the tab name select Close [tab name]. Closing a tab removes it from your High/Low tool but does not permanently delete it, unless you haven't saved it.