Stocks Performing At Their Yearly Lowest Price
Below is an updated list of stocks currently trading at their 52-week lows. Analyze their performance and review the company's financials to identify which ones may have the potential to recover and grow in the future.
Understanding New Lows and 52-Week Low Stocks
The New Lows list highlights US stocks that have dropped to their lowest price in the past 52 weeks. These stocks may reflect market sell-offs, company-specific issues, or broader economic concerns.
Tracking new lows helps investors spot potential turnaround plays, value opportunities, or stocks under pressure.
Why Track 52-Week Low Stocks?
Market Insights
- Identify sectors facing sustained weakness
- Monitor bearish sentiment and oversold signals
- Track market bottoms and trend reversals
- Understand how news or earnings impact price
Trading Opportunities
- Look for value in oversold or undervalued stocks
- Use lows as reference points for support levels
- Combine with volume and RSI to time entries
- Watch for potential rebound or breakdown setups
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Frequently Asked Questions
A 52-week low is the lowest price a stock has traded at over the past year. It often reflects negative sentiment or broader market weakness.
Stocks may hit new lows due to weak earnings, bad news, downgrades, or market-wide downturns.
Some investors view them as undervalued opportunities, but they can also signal ongoing risk. Always research before investing.
The list updates in real time during US trading hours as stocks hit new yearly lows.
Meyka's New Low screener shows US stocks reaching new 52-week lows with live market data.