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New Low Alert (NLP)

Find stocks making new lows today, including new 52-week lows, in real time, with Trade Ideas Streaming Alerts (Scanner). A new low is a print below every other price a stock has traded in the period you choose: today, below yesterday's low, this week, or the past 52 weeks.

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Streaming Alerts push each New Low alert on the print that triggers it.

How Trade Ideas finds it: by default, this alert will appear any time there is a print for a lower price than the rest of the day. See Trade Ideas plans and pricing to run it live.

How the New Low alert works

New Lows refer to the lowest prices that a stock has reached in a particular period. When a stock reaches a new low, it means that a stock has reached the lowest level it has ever been during that period.

New low of the day: a print below the prior low

This alert is related to the Position in Range filter. Use this filter to make other alert types sensitive to new lows.

Default settings

By default, this alert will appear any time there is a print for a lower price than the rest of the day. Lows are reset once a day at a time determined by the exchange.

Key point

This alert only works during regular market hours. To find stocks making new lows in the premarket and/or afterhours, use our Pre-market Lows alert and Post-market Lows alert instead.

Custom settings

For 'New Lows' alerts, you have the option to use an alert specific filter. This filter is located immediately to the right of the corresponding alert and is always optional. You can decide to leave it blank if you want to receive more alerts, or you can fill it in to restrict the number of alerts you receive.

Settings

This filter allows you to specify the quality of the alert. When you set a higher number for this filter, you are telling the alerts server to display only alerts that meet a higher quality standard, resulting in fewer alerts being shown.

New Low Alert Custom Settings

When setting an alert for 'New Lows,' you can specify a minimum number of days. Here's what different values mean:

  • 0: Any new low triggers an alert.
  • 1: A low must be lower than yesterday's low to trigger an alert.
  • 7: Only new lows for the week will be shown.
  • 365: Only 52-week lows will be shown.

You can use any number between 0 and 366. The default value is 0.

What the alert shows you

Key point

The description column of your scan will provide more details about the new low. When the alert server detects a new low, it looks for the most recent day before today when the price was lower than it is now. It reports the day when this happened, and the low for the day as the support in the description column. Note: This is a very simple version of support based only on daily lows. Several other alerts implement more advanced algorithms for finding support and resistance.

New Low Description

Add the quality column to a scan using the New Low Alert to see the exact lookback period of the alert.

New Low Quality

Filters to pair with the New Low alert

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FAQ

Which stocks are hitting 52-week lows right now?

Turn on the New Low alert (NLP) in Trade Ideas Streaming Alerts. By default, this alert will appear any time there is a print for a lower price than the rest of the day.

What is the New Low alert?

A new low is a print below every other price a stock has traded in the period you choose: today, below yesterday's low, this week, or the past 52 weeks.

How do I see fewer, higher-quality New Low alerts?

Use the optional alert-specific filter immediately to the right of the alert. A higher number tells the alerts server to show only higher-quality alerts, so fewer appear. Leave it blank to see more.

What is the opposite of the New Low alert?

The New High alert (NHP).

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