At the bottom of its 14-day range (stochastic below 20) (UK)
A technical stock screen computed nightly from daily-close price history (market data). Selection is deterministic — a company appears only when its stored indicator meets the screen's rule; nothing is estimated.
21 companies in the catalog currently match this technical screen. Leading the list, ITV (ITV.L) is closed right at the bottom of its 14-day range — a stochastic reading of 0 out of 100, and still falling within it (its 3-session average is 20)..
| # | Company | Sector | Price | Signal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ITV (ITV.L) | — | £0.72 | closed right at the bottom of its 14-day range — a stochastic reading of 0 out of 100, and still falling within it (its 3-session average is 20). |
| 2 | Centrica (CNA.L) | — | £1.52 | closed right at the bottom of its 14-day range — a stochastic reading of 0 out of 100, and still falling within it (its 3-session average is 3). |
| 3 | Lancashire Holdings (LRE.L) | — | £5.94 | closed right at the bottom of its 14-day range — a stochastic reading of 1 out of 100, and still falling within it (its 3-session average is 2). |
| 4 | Pennon Group (PNN.L) | — | £4.58 | closed right at the bottom of its 14-day range — a stochastic reading of 3 out of 100, holding steady (its 3-session average is also 3). |
| 5 | Ithaca Energy (ITH.L) | — | £2.28 | closed right at the bottom of its 14-day range — a stochastic reading of 4 out of 100, and still falling within it (its 3-session average is 17). |
| 6 | Energean (ENOG.L) | — | £7.29 | closed near the bottom of its 14-day range — a stochastic reading of 8 out of 100, and still falling within it (its 3-session average is 19). |
| 7 | IG Group (IGG.L) | — | £13.50 | closed near the bottom of its 14-day range — a stochastic reading of 8 out of 100, and still falling within it (its 3-session average is 10). |
| 8 | Smith & Nephew (SN.L) | — | £11.09 | closed near the bottom of its 14-day range — a stochastic reading of 9 out of 100, and still falling within it (its 3-session average is 35). |
| 9 | Imperial Brands (IMB.L) | — | £27.47 | closed near the bottom of its 14-day range — a stochastic reading of 9 out of 100, and still falling within it (its 3-session average is 19). |
| 10 | Aston Martin Lagonda (AML.L) | — | £0.342 | closed near the bottom of its 14-day range — a stochastic reading of 10 out of 100, and still falling within it (its 3-session average is 13). |
| 11 | BP (BP.L) | — | £5.15 | closed near the bottom of its 14-day range — a stochastic reading of 11 out of 100, and still falling within it (its 3-session average is 47). |
| 12 | Entain (ENT.L) | — | £5.37 | closed near the bottom of its 14-day range — a stochastic reading of 13 out of 100, and still falling within it (its 3-session average is 23). |
| 13 | Tate & Lyle (TATE.L) | — | £5.54 | closed near the bottom of its 14-day range — a stochastic reading of 13 out of 100, and rising within it (its 3-session average is 10). |
| 14 | International Workplace Group (IWG.L) | — | £1.89 | closed near the bottom of its 14-day range — a stochastic reading of 13 out of 100, and still falling within it (its 3-session average is 39). |
| 15 | Cranswick (CWK.L) | — | £52.90 | closed near the bottom of its 14-day range — a stochastic reading of 13 out of 100, and rising within it (its 3-session average is 8). |
| 16 | Drax Group (DRX.L) | — | £7.20 | closed near the bottom of its 14-day range — a stochastic reading of 14 out of 100, and rising within it (its 3-session average is 11). |
| 17 | National Grid plc (NG.L) | — | £11.88 | closed near the bottom of its 14-day range — a stochastic reading of 15 out of 100, and rising within it (its 3-session average is 15). |
| 18 | Games Workshop (GAW.L) | — | £190.10 | closed near the bottom of its 14-day range — a stochastic reading of 16 out of 100, and still falling within it (its 3-session average is 20). |
| 19 | SSE plc (SSE.L) | — | £23.42 | closed near the bottom of its 14-day range — a stochastic reading of 17 out of 100, and still falling within it (its 3-session average is 21). |
| 20 | Airtel Africa (AAF.L) | — | £3.27 | closed near the bottom of its 14-day range — a stochastic reading of 18 out of 100, and still falling within it (its 3-session average is 22). |
| 21 | Hiscox (HSX.L) | — | £17.91 | closed near the bottom of its 14-day range — a stochastic reading of 20 out of 100, and rising within it (its 3-session average is 9). |
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What is a low stochastic reading?
The stochastic oscillator asks one plain question: where did the price close inside its recent range? It takes the highest high and the lowest low of the last 14 sessions and reports the latest close as a position between them, from 0 (exactly at the low) to 100 (exactly at the high). A second line, the 3-session average of that reading, shows which way the position has been drifting. A reading below 20 is the conventional "oversold" zone — the close is sitting in the bottom fifth of everything the stock has traded at over the past three weeks. It is worth being clear about how this differs from RSI, which sits next to it on our pages and shares the word "oversold": RSI measures how FAST the price has been moving, while this measures WHERE it has ended up. A stock can drift gently to the bottom of its range with an entirely ordinary RSI, and another can fall hard for two days and still close mid-range.
How do I read the At the bottom of its 14-day range (stochastic below 20) (UK) screen?
This screen lists companies whose stochastic reading is 20 or below, closest to the floor of their range first, and shows the 3-session average alongside so you can see whether the position is still falling or already turning back up. Two honest limits. Being at the bottom of a range is a description of where price closed, not a signal that it will bounce — a company in genuine decline makes new lows repeatedly and reads oversold the whole way down. And this list turns over quickly: it is a position reading rather than an average, so the membership can change substantially within a week. Nothing here is advice.
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Data: daily-close price history, recomputed nightly. Every figure is shown with its as-of date on the company page; a company without enough price history for this indicator is excluded, never estimated.
2 covered companies were not evaluated for this screen because their price series end on or before an earlier session (AEP.L, MEGP.L), at least 0 trading sessions behind the null session the rest of the catalog carries. A technical signal is a claim about the present, so it is not asserted from a series that stops before it. Those companies keep the readings they have on their own page, with the as-of date they were computed from.
Last updated 2026-08-05 — this screen recomputes nightly from daily-close prices, so its members change over time.
Informational only — NOT financial advice. Technical indicators describe past price behavior; they are not predictions. All figures are delayed daily-close data.