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Price range

The price range tool measures the vertical distance between two prices, in points and in percent of the first one. It is the quickest way to get the height of a range, a gap or a candle.

What it's for
  • Measure a price distance in points and percent: the height of a range, a gap or a candle.
  • Project a measured move from a breakout.
Every planTry it in Analyze
Points
2
Plan
Every plan
Shows
Price change and %
Typical use
Range height, measured moves

Example: the height of a range

Price range tool from the bottom of a range at 100 to its top at 108 showing +8.00 and +8.00%
From support at 100 to resistance at 108: +8.00 points, +8.00%. A classic measured-move objective for a breakout of this range is the same height added to the breakout level, about 116.

Percentages are computed from the first point: from 100 to 108 is +8.00%, but from 108 back to 100 is −7.41%. Click the points in the direction of the move you are measuring.

Charts in this guide use simulated prices generated for illustration; levels and outcomes shown are examples, not observations of a real market. Educational content only, not investment advice.

Related guides

MeasureHow to measure a move on the chart: change in price and percent, number of bars, calendar duration and traded volume between two points.Horizontal lineHow to draw support and resistance with horizontal lines, why levels are zones, and how resistance becomes support after a breakout.Date rangeHow to use the date range tool to measure the length of a consolidation, a trend or a cycle in bars, calendar time and traded volume.