How far are stocks from their highs?

An index near a record can hide a market where the typical stock is well off its peak. Looking at how far each stock sits below its own 52-week high shows how much of the market is actually doing well, and where the damage is concentrated.

Updated Oct 6, 2026

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The typical S&P 500 stock is 15.3% below its 52-week high, while the index is at its high. 10% of stocks are within 5% of a high and 37% are down 20% or more.

S&P 500 at its highClosest sector: Energy, 8% belowFurthest: Discretionary, 23% below

Past year

Over time

Select any measure, the sector view or a stock below. Score compares a reading with its own last five years; Value is the reading itself.

Median stock, % below its 52-week high

100 means stocks are as close to their highs as they have been in five years.

The 60 furthest from their highs

S&P 500 stocks sorted by how far they sit below their 52-week high. Business shows whether sales, margins and cash flow are still growing. Select a column to sort.

Stock	Below high	Days since high	1Y change	Business	Sector
TTD Trade Desk (The)	−78%	238	−77%	68Growing	Communication Services
CSGP CoStar Group	−66%	251	−67%	59Steady	Real Estate
FISV Fiserv	−64%	250	−64%	4Slowing	Financials
FICO Fair Isaac	−63%	250	−62%	94Growing	Information Technology
APP AppLovin	−62%	197	−59%	97Growing	Information Technology
CHTR Charter Communications	−62%	251	−61%	10Slowing	Communication Services
PODD Insulet Corporation	−61%	219	−56%	92Growing	Health Care
BSX Boston Scientific	−60%	223	−57%	87Growing	Health Care
INTU Intuit	−58%	236	−57%	86Growing	Information Technology
LULU Lululemon Athletica	−57%	188	−47%	8Slowing	Consumer Discretionary
BLDR Builders FirstSource	−57%	249	−56%	3Slowing	Industrials
ORCL Oracle Corporation	−54%	243	−49%	19Slowing	Information Technology
ROL Rollins, Inc.	−54%	163	−48%	45Steady	Industrials
PNR Pentair	−53%	251	−53%	60Steady	Industrials
COIN Coinbase	−52%	249	−51%	0Slowing	Financials
ZTS Zoetis	−52%	236	−51%	19Slowing	Health Care
NKE Nike, Inc.	−51%	251	−52%	2Slowing	Consumer Discretionary
FIS Fidelity National Information Services	−51%	248	−50%	77Growing	Financials
ALB Albemarle Corporation	−51%	119	+21%	87Growing	Materials
APTV Aptiv	−50%	185	−49%	8Slowing	Consumer Discretionary
POOL Pool Corporation	−49%	251	−49%	73Growing	Consumer Discretionary
LVS Las Vegas Sands	−48%	212	−29%	97Growing	Consumer Discretionary
WDC Western Digital	−45%	75	+213%	88Growing	Information Technology
AXON Axon Enterprise	−45%	234	−41%	46Steady	Industrials
NFLX Netflix	−45%	240	−40%	78Growing	Communication Services
NRG NRG Energy	−44%	155	−38%	7Slowing	Utilities
FSLR First Solar	−44%	86	−22%	91Growing	Information Technology
TSCO Tractor Supply	−43%	236	−42%	25Slowing	Consumer Discretionary
ARE Alexandria Real Estate Equities	−43%	251	−45%	1Slowing	Real Estate
WYNN Wynn Resorts	−42%	211	−38%	22Slowing	Consumer Discretionary
HII Huntington Ingalls Industries	−42%	151	−7%	89Growing	Industrials
LEN Lennar	−42%	210	−40%	2Slowing	Consumer Discretionary
LDOS Leidos	−42%	230	−40%	56Steady	Industrials
CPRT Copart	−41%	240	−41%	32Slowing	Industrials
MOS Mosaic Company (The)	−41%	250	−39%	11Slowing	Materials
EFX Equifax	−41%	249	−40%	66Steady	Industrials
CPB Campbell's Company (The)	−40%	217	−41%	32Slowing	Consumer Staples
MGM MGM Resorts	−40%	88	−10%	21Slowing	Consumer Discretionary
NCLH Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings	−38%	153	−36%	44Steady	Consumer Discretionary
LHX L3Harris	−37%	151	−20%	26Slowing	Industrials
NOC Northrop Grumman	−37%	151	−21%	78Growing	Industrials
GIS General Mills	−37%	250	−36%	14Slowing	Consumer Staples
MKC McCormick & Company	−37%	162	−34%	75Growing	Consumer Staples
KKR KKR & Co.	−36%	204	−29%	98Growing	Financials
BRO Brown & Brown	−36%	249	−36%	63Steady	Financials
CRH CRH plc	−36%	185	−30%	85Growing	Materials
TYL Tyler Technologies	−36%	240	−34%	53Steady	Information Technology
LII Lennox International	−36%	68	−34%	14Slowing	Industrials
LOW Lowe's	−36%	161	−25%	64Steady	Consumer Discretionary
ON ON Semiconductor	−36%	86	+75%	9Slowing	Information Technology
CHRW C.H. Robinson	−36%	54	0%	47Steady	Industrials
IP International Paper	−35%	163	−32%	75Growing	Materials
PCG PG&E Corporation	−35%	151	−21%	26Slowing	Utilities
KLAC KLA Corporation	−35%	68	+79%	51Steady	Information Technology
CLX Clorox	−34%	152	−32%	12Slowing	Consumer Staples
TPL Texas Pacific Land Corporation	−34%	146	+13%	55Steady	Energy
CTSH Cognizant	−34%	182	−15%	29Slowing	Information Technology
ARES Ares Management	−34%	205	−23%	93Growing	Financials
GLW Corning Inc.	−34%	69	+102%	88Growing	Information Technology
ADBE Adobe Inc.	−34%	235	−31%	39Steady	Information Technology

How to read this page

How it’s measured. Every S&P 500 stock as it stood on each day, measured against its highest close of the prior year. Scores compare each reading with its own last five years.

Sources. Daily prices from Financial Modeling Prep.

A 52-week high is the highest close in the past year. The distance below it is the familiar drawdown measure; the score shows how today compares with the past five years.

Distance from a high describes the damage, not what comes next. In our research, buying stocks simply because they fell has not paid on its own, even when the business looked sound.

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