How to track stock price changes from 52-week lows with Google Finance
Tracking stock prices from their 52-week lows can can help investors spot potential buying opportunities. Here’s how to do that with Google sheets.
In volatile markets, share prices can go up and down sharply — from one extreme to another. A large decline in a particular stock could wipe out a significant investment in a portfolio, leaving an investor to wonder at that moment whether to dump the stock or hold on.
Tracking stock price changes from their 52-week lows can help investors identify opportunities to snap up shares in companies that might be undervalued.
(You can also track stock price changes from their 52-week highs using this tutorial.)
