Recent Low Rejection Stock Alerts
Monitor stocks rejecting a recent chart low in ChartsWatcher. Review price responses at local lows during the regular market on supported intraday intervals.
Understand the trigger
What is Reject last low?
Reject Last Low reports a rejection of the latest low formed on the chosen candlestick chart. It describes a response at a recent low, which is different from simply coming near that level or trading through it. ChartsWatcher supports one-, two-, five-, and fifteen-minute candles for this alert and calculates it during the regular market session. The documentation gives the event’s meaning without publishing exact rejection tolerances.
An illustrative example
Reject last low in practice
For illustration, a stock returns toward a recent fifteen-minute low and then turns away from that area. The alert highlights this kind of response so you can inspect the actual candles. The example does not imply a specific bounce size, waiting period, or number of confirming candles in the detector.
Make it part of your workflow
Catch the event. Keep the context.
Use ChartsWatcher to focus your chart reviews on responses at recent low references. Compare the reported event with the selected interval’s chart, the day’s wider range, and current volume. Keeping near-last-low and breakdown alerts alongside it makes it easier to distinguish a level approach from a rejection or a break beneath it.
ChartsWatcher brings your chosen alert types and filters into the same alert window. Add the data columns you want to see, then use the connected chart and news tools to explore a matching symbol.
Explore the alert windowBefore you build
A little more detail.
How do I add Reject last low in ChartsWatcher?
Open or create an alert window and choose Reject last low in its configuration. Select the available options that match your setup, then add filters to define which stocks can trigger it. Review matching alerts alongside a chart and the stock’s news.
What should I check before using this alert?
A rejected low can be revisited or broken later. The event does not prove durable support, and its documented description should not be expanded into an invented numerical bounce rule.
From an idea to your own scan.
Use Reject last low with the other conditions that define your setup. Keep matching stocks, charts, and news together, with a configuration you can refine as you go.