Stocks, crypto, commodities, and forex breaking out to new highs or breaking down to new lows. Momentum reveals itself at the extremes — across every asset class, not just equities.
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Scan covers S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 constituents plus stocks covered in AllinAllSpace analysis, top 50 cryptocurrencies by market cap, major commodity futures, and G10 currency pairs. 52-week highs and lows are calculated using daily closing prices, not intraday extremes. Live prices are overlaid during the trading day but the 52-week range itself updates once daily after market close. This is not investment advice.
New highs often keep climbing. Breakouts above resistance can signal the start of a sustained move, not the end of one.
Quality assets hitting new lows during broad weakness can represent value, provided the fundamentals have not actually changed.
The ratio of highs to lows across the whole market is one of the simplest, most reliable gauges of underlying market health.
What Is a 52-Week High/Low Scanner?
A 52-week high is the highest price an asset has traded at over the past year. A 52-week low is the lowest. When a stock, cryptocurrency, or commodity touches one of these levels, the market has pushed the price to an extreme not seen in twelve months in either direction.
A scanner like this one tracks hundreds of assets across multiple asset classes and flags the ones currently sitting at, or near, those extremes. Instead of checking individual charts one by one, you see in seconds where the real momentum in the market is concentrated right now. Professional traders have used this signal for decades: price extremes reveal where conviction is strongest.
Because ranges are based on closing prices, this scanner is best suited for investors identifying assets trading persistently near their extremes, rather than traders looking to catch intraday breakouts the moment they happen.
How to Use This Scanner
Start with the asset class tabs to narrow your view to stocks, crypto, commodities, or forex, or leave it on All Assets to see momentum across the entire market in one place. Use the At extreme toggle to see only assets exactly at their 52-week high or low today, or switch to Within 3% to catch potential breakouts before they happen.
The summary row at the top gives you the fastest possible read: how many assets are making new highs versus new lows, and the ratio between them. A high/low ratio above 2:1 typically signals broad-based strength. A ratio that flips toward lows, even while major indices remain near their own highs, is often an early signal of narrowing market breadth beneath the surface.
Why Multi-Asset Coverage Matters
Most free 52-week scanners cover stocks only. This one spans stocks, cryptocurrencies, commodities, and major currency pairs in a single view, because momentum does not respect asset class boundaries. A risk-on environment pushing tech stocks to new highs is often the same environment pushing Bitcoin and Solana to new highs simultaneously.
Seeing all of it in one place tells a more complete story than checking four separate tools. For sector-level detail on where money is rotating, see our Sector Rotation Tracker. To build a personal watchlist across every asset class, use our Market Watchlist.
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Read today’s brief →The 52-week high and low ranges update once daily after US market close using closing prices. During the trading day, live prices are overlaid so you see current prices alongside the cached 52-week range. Note that most other scanners use intraday prices for the 52-week range itself — ours uses closing prices only, which is the more conservative approach.
At extreme shows only assets exactly at their 52-week high or low today. Within 3% includes assets approaching that level, useful for spotting potential breakouts before they happen.
S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 constituents, stocks covered in AllinAllSpace analysis, the top 50 cryptocurrencies by market cap, major commodity futures, and G10 currency pairs, 847 assets total.
Data sourced from Finnhub and CoinGecko. Past performance is not indicative of future results. AllinAllSpace is not a registered investment advisor.