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52-week high
The highest price of the last twelve months.
The 52-week high is the highest price a security reached in the past year; the 52-week low is the lowest. Together they show the range the price has moved in.
The distance from the 52-week high puts a drop in context: −10 % from the 6-week high can mean −40 % from the 52-week high if the share has been falling for a long time. That is why DipCatcher shows both.