The difference between the high price and low price during a period of time.
An established set of price boundaries with a high and a low price within which a market will spend a marked period of time.
A range of prices for any given period such as the day's trading range from high to low.
a market where the currency pairs moves back and forth between high and low prices for an extended period of time
a period of time when price s move within a relatively tight range
The range between the highest and lowest price of a security during a period of time.
The upper and lower selling price of a security over a given period of time, such as the previous 52 weeks.
When prices are locked between horizontal support and horizontal resistance levels.
Range between the highest and lowest prices at which a stock is traded
The spread of prices that a stock normally sells within.
The prices between the high and the low for a specific time period (day, week, life of the contract).
The range of prices within which a stock is normally traded
The difference between the high and low prices traded during a period of time. Also referred to as a consolidation range.
Difference between high and low traded prices during a period.
A security's highest and lowest price in which it has traded over a specified time. Technical analysts watch trading ranges carefully as they believe It is of great importance when a security breaks out of its trading range--high or low end. See: Chartist; Historical Trading Range; Resistance Level; Support Level; Technical Analysis
The range of difference between the support level and resistance level. Trailing Stop (Profit Protection Stop) - The stop protects profits once the trade has moved into profitable territory. It keeps moving up with the profits, until the stock moves downward, triggering the sale.
The difference between the high and low prices traded during a period of time; with commodities, the high/low price limit established by the exchange for a specific commodity for any one day's trading.
The variation between the highest and lowest prices of a security during a period of time.
A market where prices are range bound by a higher and lower price band. Normally markets will range trade when there is little or no news
The range of prices that have been traded over a particular period.