# Low

Returns the lowest price for a specific bar.

## Syntax

```typescript
Low(shift: number): number
```

## Parameters

* `shift`: A number representing the shift from the current bar

## Return Value

Returns a `number` representing the lowest price reached during the specified bar.

## Description

The `Low` method returns the lowest price reached during a bar at the specified shift from the current bar. The shift parameter determines which bar's low price to return:

* 0: Current bar
* 1: Previous bar
* 2: Two bars ago
* And so on

## Example

```typescript
// Get current bar's low price
const currentLow = this.api.Low(0);

// Get previous bar's low price
const previousLow = this.api.Low(1);

// Find lowest price over last 3 bars
let lowestPrice = this.api.Low(0);
for (let i = 1; i < 3; i++) {
  const low = this.api.Low(i);
  if (low < lowestPrice) {
    lowestPrice = low;
  }
}
console.log(`Lowest price in last 3 bars: ${lowestPrice}`);

// Check if current bar made new low
if (this.api.Low(0) < this.api.Low(1)) {
  console.log("New low formed on current bar");
}
```


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