A daily low refers to the lowest price an asset, such as a stock or cryptocurrency, reaches during a single trading session. Traders use it to identify support levels and potential entry points, while investors monitor it to gauge short-term volatility. Day traders and active market participants benefit most, as it aids in timing purchases and setting stop-loss orders.
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