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Which stocks are setting new lows?

A stock at a 52-week low has disappointed everyone who bought it in the past year, and lows tend to cluster in the parts of the market investors are abandoning. The list shows where the selling is concentrated, and whether the business itself is shrinking or just out of favor.

Updated Oct 9, 2026

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vs last 5 years

33 at new lows

33 S&P 500 stocks hit a 52-week low in the past week, 7% of the index, more than in 71% of weeks over five years. Consumer Discretionary has the most (9). 16 of them also have shrinking businesses.

Most in Consumer Discretionary16 with shrinking businesses7% of the index
Breadth of new lows, past year

Over time

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Share of S&P 500 stocks at a 52-week low within the past week
Latest: 6.7% of stocks.
0%5%10%15%NovDecJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOct

This week’s new lows

Sorted by the past year’s loss. Days at a low counts closes at a 52-week low in the past month. Select a column to sort.

Stock1Y rank1Y3MDays at a lowBusinessSectorPast year

How to read this page

How it’s measured. S&P 500 stocks that closed at their lowest level of the past year on any of the last five trading days. The market reading scores the share of such stocks against the last five years; 100 is the most.

Sources. Daily prices from Financial Modeling Prep.

A 52-week low is the lowest close of the past year. The 1Y rank places each stock’s change for the year among all S&P 500 stocks, from 0 to 100.

In our research, buying stocks because they have fallen has not paid on its own, even when the business looked sound. A new low describes the past.

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