52-week high and low on the Kite marketwatch

Wed, 20 May 2026 00:00:00 +0000

The 52-week high and 52-week low on a Kite scrip’s market depth panel are the highest and lowest traded prices over the rolling 52 calendar weeks ending today. Together they define the one-year price range of the security, a widely used reference for screening and position sizing.

Definition

For any equity, ETF, or other listed security, the 52-week high and low are computed by the exchange and republished daily:

52-week high = max(LTP) over the rolling 52-week window.
52-week low = min(LTP) over the rolling 52-week window.

The window rolls daily; the 53-week-ago observation drops off as today’s observation is added.

52-Week Range on WebNotes

52-week high and low on the Kite marketwatch

Definition