Price
50‑Day Avg Price
Chartable: No
Unit: Dollars
Average closing price over 50 trading days. Price above the 50-day is considered short-term bullish.
52‑wk High
Chartable: Yes
Unit: Dollars
Highest intraday price in the past 52 weeks. Compare to current price to assess momentum or drawdown.
52‑wk High Date
Chartable: No
Unit: Calendar Date
Date of the 52-week high.
52‑wk Low
Chartable: Yes
Unit: Dollars
Lowest intraday price in the past 52 weeks. Stocks near the low may be in distress or represent value opportunities.
52‑wk Low Date
Chartable: No
Unit: Calendar Date
Date of the 52-week low.
52‑wk Range
Chartable: No
Unit: Current Percent of Range
Current price relative to the 52-week high and low (graphical).
This metric is updated live when markets are open.
5‑Year Price Range
Chartable: No
Unit: Current Percent of Range
Current price relative to the 5-year high and low (graphical).
This metric is updated live when markets are open.
120‑Day Average Adjusted Price (Premium Plus)
Chartable: No
Unit: Dollars
Average dividend-adjusted price over the last 120 trading days.
120‑Day Avg Price (Premium Plus)
Chartable: No
Unit: Dollars
Average closing price over 120 trading days (~6 months).
200‑Day Avg Price
Chartable: No
Unit: Dollars
Average closing price over 200 trading days. The most watched long-term trend indicator. A golden cross (50-day crossing above 200-day) is bullish; a death cross is the reverse.
20‑Day Avg Price
Chartable: No
Unit: Dollars
Average closing price over 20 trading days (~1 month).
Beta 1‑Year
Chartable: Yes
Unit: Number
Beta 1-Year measures risk by tracking how much a stock’s daily price moved relative to the market over the past year. A value of 1 means it moved with the market, a value of 2 means it moved up and down with the market but twice as much, and a value of 0.5 means it moved half as much.
Negative values are uncommon but a value of −1 for example would mean that the stock moved equal but opposite to the market.
Beta 3‑Year
Chartable: Yes
Unit: Number
Beta 3-Year measures risk by tracking how much a stock’s daily price moved relative to the market over the past 3 years. A value of 1 means it moved with the market, a value of 2 means it moved up and down with the market but twice as much, and a value of 0.5 means it moved half as much.
Negative values are uncommon but a value of −1 would mean the stock moved equal but opposite to the market. The 3-year window provides more statistically stable results than 1-year beta.
Calmar Ratio (3‑Year) (Ultimate)
Chartable: No
Unit: Number
Annualized 3-year return divided by the absolute value of the maximum drawdown over the same period. Answers whether the return adequately compensates for the worst-case loss experienced.
General benchmarks: Above 1.0 means the annualized return exceeds the worst peak-to-trough decline; below 0.5 indicates poor risk-adjusted performance. Directly comparable across asset classes.
Daily Price Range
Chartable: No
Unit: Current Percent of Range
Current price relative to the day’s high and low (graphical).
This metric is updated live when markets are open.
Days Since 52‑Week high
Chartable: No
Unit: Number
Calendar days since the 52-week high.
Days Since 52‑Week low
Chartable: No
Unit: Number
Calendar days since the 52-week low.
Downside Capture Ratio (3‑Year) (Ultimate)
Chartable: Yes
Unit: Percent
Percentage of the S&P 500 downside the stock or ETF captured during months when the index fell, over the trailing three years. Computed from monthly returns. A value of 65 means the investment only fell 65% as much as the market in down months.
How to use it: Paired with Upside Capture Ratio, the ideal profile is downside capture below 100% combined with upside capture above 100%. Lower values are better for defensive and income-oriented portfolios.
High
Chartable: No
Unit: Dollars
Highest intraday price today.
This metric is updated live when markets are open.
Last Close
Chartable: No
Unit: Dollars
Prior day’s closing price (updated just before market open).
Last Trade Time
Chartable: No
Unit: Calendar Date
Date and time of the last trade on the exchange.
This metric is updated live when markets are open.
Low
Chartable: No
Unit: Dollars
Lowest intraday price today.
This metric is updated live when markets are open.
Max Drawdown 1‑Year (Premium Plus)
Chartable: No
Unit: Number
Largest peak-to-trough decline over the past year (dividend-adjusted closing prices). Compare across candidates to assess downside risk.
Max Drawdown 1‑Year Peak (Premium Plus)
Chartable: No
Unit: Date
Date of the peak before the largest drawdown in the past year.
Max Drawdown 1‑Year Trough (Premium Plus)
Chartable: No
Unit: Date
Date of the trough during the largest drawdown in the past year.
Max Drawdown 2‑Year (Premium Plus)
Chartable: No
Unit: Number
Largest peak-to-trough decline over the past 2 years (dividend-adjusted closing prices). Compare across candidates to assess downside risk.
Max Drawdown 2‑Year Peak (Premium Plus)
Chartable: No
Unit: Date
Date of the peak before the largest drawdown in the past 2 years.
Max Drawdown 2‑Year Trough (Premium Plus)
Chartable: No
Unit: Date
Date of the trough during the largest drawdown in the past 2 years.
Max Drawdown 3‑Year (Premium Plus)
Chartable: No
Unit: Number
Largest peak-to-trough decline over the past 3 years (dividend-adjusted closing prices). Compare across candidates to assess downside risk.
Max Drawdown 3‑Year Peak (Premium Plus)
Chartable: No
Unit: Date
Date of the peak before the largest drawdown in the past 3 years.
Max Drawdown 3‑Year Trough (Premium Plus)
Chartable: No
Unit: Date
Date of the trough during the largest drawdown in the past 3 years.
Max Drawdown 5‑Year (Premium Plus)
Chartable: No
Unit: Number
Largest peak-to-trough decline over the past 5 years (dividend-adjusted closing prices). Compare across candidates to assess downside risk.
Max Drawdown 5‑Year Peak (Premium Plus)
Chartable: No
Unit: Date
Date of the peak before the largest drawdown in the past 5 years.
Max Drawdown 5‑Year Trough (Premium Plus)
Chartable: No
Unit: Date
Date of the trough during the largest drawdown in the past 5 years.
Max Drawdown 10‑Year (Premium Plus)
Chartable: No
Unit: Number
Largest peak-to-trough decline over the past 10 years (dividend-adjusted closing prices). Compare across candidates to assess downside risk.
Max Drawdown 10‑Year Peak (Premium Plus)
Chartable: No
Unit: Date
Date of the peak before the largest drawdown in the past 10 years.
Max Drawdown 10‑Year Trough (Premium Plus)
Chartable: No
Unit: Date
Date of the trough during the largest drawdown in the past 10 years.
Open
Chartable: No
Unit: Dollars
Most recent opening trade price.
Percent from Day High
Chartable: No
Unit: Percentage
Current price vs. today’s high as a percentage.
This metric is updated live when markets are open.
Percent from Day Low
Chartable: No
Unit: Percentage
Current price vs. today’s low as a percentage.
This metric is updated live when markets are open.
Previous Closing Price
Chartable: No
Unit: Dollars
The next-to-last closing price.
Previous Day Price Change (%)
Chartable: No
Unit: Percentage
Price change percentage in the previous trading day.
Price
Chartable: Yes
Unit: Dollars
The most recent trade price (intraday during market hours; last close after hours). In the stock’s exchange currency.
This metric is updated live when markets are open.
Price Change ($)
Chartable: No
Unit: Dollars
Dollar change from the prior close.
This metric is updated live when markets are open.
Price Change (%)
Chartable: No
Unit: Percentage
Percentage change from the prior close (same as 1-Day Return).
This metric is updated live when markets are open.
Price to Target Buy (%)
Chartable: No
Unit: Percentage
Percentage change needed to reach your buy target price.
This metric is updated live when markets are open.
Price to Target Sell (%)
Chartable: No
Unit: Percentage
Percentage change needed to reach your sell target price.
This metric is updated live when markets are open.
Price USD
Chartable: Yes
Unit: Dollars
Last trade price in US Dollars.
This metric is updated live when markets are open.
Price vs 5‑Year High (%)
Chartable: No
Unit: Percentage
The current price as a percent of the 5-year high price. Shows assets that have had a large drawdown from their prior highs. Some research shows that stocks with large drawdowns go on to outperform the market in future years.
Price vs 5‑Year Low (%)
Chartable: No
Unit: Percentage
Current price as a percentage of the 5-year low.
Price vs 52‑wk High (%)
Chartable: No
Unit: Percentage
Current price as a percentage of the 52-week high. Above 100% = new high. Within 5–10% shows strong momentum.
This metric is updated live when markets are open.
Price vs 52‑wk Low (%)
Chartable: No
Unit: Percentage
Current price as a percentage of the 52-week low. Below 100% = new low.
This metric is updated live when markets are open.
Sharpe Ratio 1‑Year (Ultimate)
Chartable: Yes
Unit: Number
Measures risk-adjusted return over the past year by calculating excess return per unit of volatility. Computed from daily returns annualized using the square-root-of-252 convention, minus the average 3-month Treasury yield over the period, divided by the annualized standard deviation of those daily excess returns.
General benchmarks: Above 1.0 is generally acceptable; above 2.0 is good; negative values mean the investment underperformed the risk-free rate.
Sharpe Ratio 3‑Month (Ultimate)
Chartable: Yes
Unit: Number
Measures risk-adjusted return over the past 3 months by calculating excess return per unit of volatility. Computed from daily returns annualized using the square-root-of-252 convention, minus the average 3-month Treasury yield over the period, divided by the annualized standard deviation of those daily excess returns.
General benchmarks: Above 1.0 is generally acceptable; above 2.0 is good; negative values mean the investment underperformed the risk-free rate.
Note: 3-month readings use only ~63 trading days and are more sensitive to short-term volatility swings than longer-period measures.
Sharpe Ratio 3‑Year (Ultimate)
Chartable: Yes
Unit: Number
Measures risk-adjusted return over the past 3 years by calculating excess return per unit of volatility. Computed from daily returns annualized using the square-root-of-252 convention, minus the average 3-month Treasury yield over the period, divided by the annualized standard deviation of those daily excess returns.
General benchmarks: Above 1.0 is generally acceptable; above 2.0 is good; negative values mean the investment underperformed the risk-free rate. The 3-year window captures multiple market regimes and is considered more statistically reliable than shorter periods.
Sharpe Ratio 5‑Year (Ultimate)
Chartable: Yes
Unit: Number
Measures risk-adjusted return over the past 5 years by calculating excess return per unit of volatility. Computed from daily returns annualized using the square-root-of-252 convention, minus the average 3-month Treasury yield over the period, divided by the annualized standard deviation of those daily excess returns.
General benchmarks: Above 1.0 is generally acceptable; above 2.0 is good; negative values mean the investment underperformed the risk-free rate. The 5-year window is the most statistically robust of the Sharpe measures.
Sortino Ratio 1‑Year (Ultimate)
Chartable: Yes
Unit: Number
Risk-adjusted return over the past year using downside deviation rather than total volatility as the risk measure. Unlike the Sharpe Ratio, which penalizes upside volatility equally with downside, the Sortino Ratio only penalizes returns falling below the risk-free rate. Computed as annualized excess return divided by annualized downside deviation.
General benchmarks: Above 1.0 is generally acceptable; above 2.0 is strong. Typically higher than the Sharpe Ratio for the same period since upside volatility is excluded.
Sortino Ratio 3‑Year (Ultimate)
Chartable: Yes
Unit: Number
Risk-adjusted return over the past three years using downside deviation rather than total volatility as the risk measure. Unlike the Sharpe Ratio, which penalizes upside volatility equally with downside, the Sortino Ratio only penalizes returns falling below the risk-free rate. Computed as annualized excess return divided by annualized downside deviation.
The 3-year window captures multiple market regimes and is more statistically reliable than the 1-year measure.
Target Buy Price
Chartable: No
Unit: Dollars
A user-defined buy target price for alerts and tracking.
Target Sell Price
Chartable: No
Unit: Dollars
A user-defined sell target price for alerts and tracking.
Upside Capture Ratio (3‑Year) (Ultimate)
Chartable: Yes
Unit: Percent
Percentage of the S&P 500 upside the stock or ETF captured during months when the index rose, over the trailing three years. Computed from monthly returns. A value of 95 means the investment captured 95% of the market gains in up months.
How to use it: Paired with Downside Capture Ratio, the ideal profile is upside capture above 100% and downside capture below 100%. Especially useful for ETF evaluation.
Volatility 1‑Year
Chartable: Yes
Unit: Number
Annualized standard deviation of daily returns over 1 year.
General benchmarks: Below 0.2 low; 0.2–0.4 moderate; above 0.4 high.
Volatility 1‑Year Percentile
Chartable: Yes
Unit: Number
The Volatility 1-Year percentile rank over all symbols tracked in Stock Rover. A value of 0 indicates the least risky investment and 99 means the price change is extremely volatile.
General benchmarks: Under 25 is low risk; above 75 is high risk.
Volatility 3‑Month (Premium Plus)
Chartable: Yes
Unit: Number
This risk measurement shows how dramatically daily prices changed over the past 3 months. Volatile stocks have values greater than 0.4 and more chance of big gains and losses. Short-window readings are less statistically stable than longer-period measures.
Volatility 3‑Year
Chartable: Yes
Unit: Number
Annualized standard deviation of daily returns over 3 years.
General benchmarks: Below 0.2 low; above 0.4 high.
Volatility 3‑Year Percentile
Chartable: Yes
Unit: Number
The Volatility 3-Year percentile rank over all symbols tracked in Stock Rover. A value of 0 indicates the least risky investment and 99 means the price change is extremely volatile.
Volatility 5‑Year (Premium Plus)
Chartable: Yes
Unit: Number
This risk measurement shows how dramatically daily prices changed over the past 5 years. Volatile stocks have values greater than 0.4 and more chance of big gains and losses. The 5-year window is the most statistically stable volatility measure.
Volume
Chartable: Yes
Unit: Number
Shares traded (intraday total during hours; prior day after hours). Unusually high volume often accompanies news or breakouts.
This metric is updated live when markets are open.