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New Stock Pages Make Trading Opportunities Easier to Find
We’re proud to announce five new stock-focused pages that organize stocks in ways that make it much easier for investors and traders to spot opportunities.
The five new pages are called:
Stocks listed in these sections can be organized either alphabetically; by percentage change up or down; or by trading volume. You can also filter to search for stocks from specific countries.
From the main listings, users can navigate to view more detailed performance metrics, as well as technical recommendations and fundamental information.
52 Week High and 52 Week Low
Fifty-two weeks is often a sufficient timeframe to give an investor a big enough picture of an asset to make informed buy or sell decisions.
Using this pair of 52-week lists users can easily hunt for opportunities, quickly scanning stocks at one-year highs and lows. Once they find something interesting, they can click on the stock they want and access further information for in-depth research in order to determine whether a chosen asset represents a buying, selling or shorting opportunity—in other words, whether to jump on or off the bandwagon.
Most Active
This section lists stocks that might appeal to traders due to their recent lofty trading volumes and innately high values.
You won’t find any penny stocks in this section; only mid- and large-cap stocks of more established companies.
Top Gainers and Top Losers
These are the sections that highlight stocks that experienced wild price swings over the past day.
After skimming the lists, if a stock that has rocketed up or down catches your eye, you can dive deeper into the fundamentals of the stock to see whether the move was surprising, inexplicable, or justified – and decide whether to go long, or short, or sell based on your assessment.
These five new pages pinpoint stocks at optimal decision-making intervals and can be found by going to Investing.com’s main menu and clicking Markets > Stocks.
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