Closing prices

42 closed sessions on record, 12 August to 9 October UTC — 59 calendar days. 18 days in that window were not a trading session and are not drawn — the tape keeps polling a closed market and returns the last close, which is a reading and not a day's trading. Nothing here is backfilled — the record begins when this site began watching.

Each bar is that session’s high and low; the line joins the closes. The right-hand labels are the window’s own high, its low and the last close, so a line that fills the box may be a fraction of a per cent — where two of them land on the same line, the last close is the one shown.

The tape

593 readings over the last 49 hours. Readings, not ticks — this is what the site observed, and every dot is one observation. The gaps are real: where the poll did not return, there is no dot and the line is this site joining what it saw.

On the wire

Nothing about the Nasdaq cleared the band’s thresholds in the last 48 hours. A quiet instrument and a broken feed are different states and this is the first one: the reading above is current.

Coverage

No story on this site carries NASDAQ as a tagged asset.