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6-week high
The highest daily price of the last 30 trading days (about 6 weeks). Reference point for share dips.
The 6-week high is a share's highest daily price over the last 30 trading days, about six weeks. DipCatcher measures every share dip from it: "−12 % below the 6-week high" means the price is 12 % below that peak.
Why six weeks? A short window captures fresh declines before they are lost in long-term trends. For context DipCatcher also shows the 3-month and 52-week highs. We do not use an all-time high.
