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Stock's current price vs its 52-week high is a technical indicator
It indicates how much the stock has moved within the 52-wk range.
This information gives insight into the volatility of a stock's price is and its potential future range.
52-week high low is important because it:
serves as a benchmark for a stock's performance
establishes the relative current value of a stock
range represents the fluctuation and risk of a stock.
A stock at its 52-week high attracts institutional interest if a stock is not overvalued.
Therefore, there is a chance of significant gains ahead after any short-term pullback.
I am stumped, so time to call on the experts. The three lines I want are:
52-week high: [value] 52-week low: [value]
Today's high: [value] Today's low: [value]
Current price: [value] Percentage gain/loss [value] (from previous close please)
If possible, please include how to change the color (although I think I have that figured out), and also is there a way to adjust the font size? Thank you all so much.
It indicates how much the stock has moved within the 52-wk range.
This information gives insight into the volatility of a stock's price is and its potential future range.
52-week high low is important because it:
serves as a benchmark for a stock's performance
establishes the relative current value of a stock
range represents the fluctuation and risk of a stock.
A stock at its 52-week high attracts institutional interest if a stock is not overvalued.
Therefore, there is a chance of significant gains ahead after any short-term pullback.
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I am stumped, so time to call on the experts. The three lines I want are:
52-week high: [value] 52-week low: [value]
Today's high: [value] Today's low: [value]
Current price: [value] Percentage gain/loss [value] (from previous close please)
If possible, please include how to change the color (although I think I have that figured out), and also is there a way to adjust the font size? Thank you all so much.
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