Stocks Near Their 52-Week Low
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Every US-listed stock in the universe whose latest close is within 10% of its lowest close of the past year. The threshold is wider than the 52-week-high screen because falling stocks move faster: a 10% band catches names that are still under pressure, not only those printing a new low today.
How this screen is computed
The 52-week low is the lowest daily close in the trailing 252 sessions; the distance is (latest close ÷ 52-week low − 1) × 100, so a stock at a fresh low reads 0.0% and one 6% above it reads +6.0%. Stocks more than 10% above their low are excluded.
The list is ranked from the closest to the low upward. All figures come from one daily close snapshot, refreshed hourly; the close date appears under the table.
How to read it
This screen mixes very different situations: companies whose business has deteriorated, whole sectors out of favour, and stocks that fell on one bad quarter. The one-day and one-month columns help separate a slow grind from a sudden gap, and the sector column shows whether a name is alone or part of a group move.
A stock near its low is not a bargain by definition, and a new low can be followed by another one. Use the interactive screener to combine this list with earnings results, analyst-rating changes or a profitability filter if you want to study a narrower set.
Other screens
- Stocks Near Their 52-Week High
- Momentum Stocks: Up 10% or More in a Month
- Stocks That Beat Earnings Last Quarter
- Stocks Analysts Are Upgrading
- Dividend Stocks Yielding Over 4%
- Low P/E Stocks: Under 15× Trailing Earnings
- Golden Cross Stocks: 50-Day Above 200-Day
- Oversold Stocks: RSI at or Below 30
- Mega-Cap Stocks: $200 Billion and Above
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