Anywhere I can get information on US and Canadian stocks that just hit a 52-week low?

[alanbrenton]

I am currently with TDW and I did not find any feature that would list securities that had just hit a 52-week low during the current trading sessions. Is there a website that would provide such a list? What about a list of stocks reaching their historical low? I guess such a website would list the reverse as well, wouldn't it (highs)?

Thanks.

[ziploc]

anything that is traded on TSX and more: put your search criteria

http://custom.marketwatch.com/custom...r/screener.asp

[alanbrenton]

anything that is traded on TSX and more: put your search criteria

http://custom.marketwatch.com/custom...r/screener.asp

Thanks ziploc. Didn't know I can find that info on the TSX website.

Marketwatch has a similar screener for US-listed securities:

http://www.marketwatch.com/tools/sto...arch/screener/

[brunes]

For US stocks just use the Google stock screener

http://www.google.com/finance/stockscreener

Filter on 52w price change % is > 100%

Google's filter has much more criteria and is much more usable than Marketwatchs.

[alanbrenton]

For US stocks just use the Google stock screener

http://www.google.com/finance/stockscreener

Filter on 52w price change % is > 100%

Google's filter has much more criteria and is much more usable than Marketwatchs.

Thanks Brunes.

[Bullseye]

TDW has stock screens, got o Markets and Research -> Investment ideas, then add criteria.

Haven't made a screen for exactly what you want, but probably available. Have you tried there, yet?

[alanbrenton]

TDW has stock screens, got o Markets and Research -> Investment ideas, then add criteria.

Haven't made a screen for exactly what you want, but probably available. Have you tried there, yet?

Hi Bullseye, I believe I looked at the stock screens available there and did not find 52 week lows. I'll double check later. Thanks.

[pkpower]

For US stocks just use the Google stock screener

http://www.google.com/finance/stockscreener

Filter on 52w price change % is > 100%

Google's filter has much more criteria and is much more usable than Marketwatchs.

I've heard people say that Google Finance isn't all that accurate. Anyone else thinks that way?

[brunes]

I've heard people say that Google Finance isn't all that accurate. Anyone else thinks that way?

Not sure what you could possibly mean by that.... Nasdaq and NYSE and S&P are real time feeds, all others delayed 10 - 20 mins. As far as the charts go, I can't see how they could be anything but "accurate" - it is basic math.