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QXAS Yesterday's High and Low

Updated Nov 6, 2026, 5:53 AM ET · Prior session: Apr 23
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QXAS's prior session (Apr 23) high was $9.15, the low was $9.15 and it closed at $9.15 on 100 shares. These are the levels traders mark before the next open.
Best for: intraday_and_short_swingHold: same day to 2 daysPrice $9.15 · 15-min delayed
Yesterday's high9.15
Yesterday's low9.15
Yesterday's close9.15
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QXAS daily chart: yesterday's high and low

7.588.599.51010.5Mar 6Mar 13Mar 20Apr 2Apr 10Apr 179.15Yesterday's high 9.159.15Yesterday's low 9.159.15
- - - Yesterday's high- - - Yesterday's lowDaily candles

Why yesterday matters

Yesterday's high and low are the simplest levels on the chart and some of the most watched. Almost every trader marks them, so price often reacts there, and a break of yesterday's range often starts a trend day.

How traders use it

  • Opening above yesterday's high is a strong open; traders watch whether it holds as support.
  • Opening inside yesterday's range often means a range day until one side breaks.
  • A break and close below yesterday's low is read as sellers in control.

What happened over the last 10 days

  • QXAS traded above the prior day's high on 5 of 9 days and below the prior day's low on 4 of 9.
  • The delayed price $9.15 is inside yesterday's range.
  • Gap: QXAS opened Apr 23 at $9.15, a gap down of 4.9% from $9.62; the gap was not filled.
  • Round numbers nearby: $8.00, $9.00, $10.00.

Combined conditions

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How to trade around QXAS's yesterday levels

1. Break of yesterday's highA 5-minute close above $9.15 with RVOL above normal is a breakout signal; falling back under it is a failed breakout.
2. Loss of yesterday's lowA close under $9.15 points to weakness; a quick reclaim is a false breakdown traders watch for a reversal.

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QXAS: last 10 days

DateOpenHighLowCloseAbove prior high?Below prior low?
Apr 239.159.159.159.15NoYes
Apr 229.629.629.629.62YesNo
Apr 218.998.998.998.99NoYes
Apr 209.119.119.119.11NoYes
Apr 1710.2010.2010.2010.20YesNo
Apr 169.479.479.479.47YesNo
Apr 159.349.349.349.34YesNo
Apr 148.888.888.888.88YesNo
Apr 138.338.358.338.35NoYes

FAQ

What was QXAS's high yesterday?

$9.15 on Apr 23.

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What was QXAS's low yesterday?

$9.15 on Apr 23.

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What did QXAS close at yesterday?

$9.15 on Apr 23.

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How often does QXAS break yesterday's high?

In the last 9 days it traded above the prior day's high 5 times and below the prior day's low 4 times.

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Why do traders watch yesterday's high and low?

Because nearly everyone marks them, so orders cluster there. They act as the first support and resistance of the day.

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What is a trend day?

A day that breaks out of yesterday's range early and keeps going in one direction with little pullback.

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What are the odds QXAS breaks yesterday's range?

Odds depend on the gap, the trend, where price sits in its zone and RVOL.

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