Correction Territory helps investors find financial assets that are currently trading at low prices compared to their own price history.
By calculating the percentage gap between an asset's current price and its all-time high, we classify each asset into three price zones:
The price is less than 10% below its peak
The price is 10%–20% below its peak
The price is 20% or more below its peak
The traffic-light colors help investors view price declines differently: not only as warning signs, but also as potential opportunities.
“Be fearful when others are greedy, and greedy when others are fearful.”
How many times the asset closed at a new high in the last five years.
How many days have passed since its last record high.
Percent gain if the price returns to its all-time high.
The same lists you use in the app, grouped by how far each name sits below its own all-time high:
Each asset is scored against its own all-time high, not against a P/E ratio, a sector, or the S&P 500. That is what “cheap relative to itself” means on this site.
Zones: red if the last close is less than 10% below the all-time high; yellow between 10% and 20%; green if it is 20% or more below. Those cutoffs match the traffic-light rows on every list.
Last all-time high date: the calendar day shown on the card (UTC), counted back from today by the number of days since that high. Five-year high count is how many times the name printed a new high in that window.
Universe: S&P 500 stocks, major indexes, large cryptocurrencies, and selected commodities. Figures refresh with the same feed as the live lists. This is market data, not investment advice.
Last updated August 2026.
Correction Territory refers to a market correction: a drop of more than 10% from a recent high. A drop of more than 20% is known as a bear market, which inspired our bear symbol.
We hope it brings you value on your path toward financial independence!