52-week Low Stocks

52-week period is equal to a calendar year and this period is used by many market analysts as a measurement of a stock's performance.

52-week Lows stocks screener below will assist you to see to see the stocks breaking their 52-week lows (making new 52-week lows) as well as you may look for stocks traded in a specific price range from their 52-week lows.

• When the "making and touching 52-week low" option is selected, this technical screener will scan for the stocks where bar's Close price made new 52-week Low or bar's Low price dropped below 52-week Low.
• When a range option is selected, the stocks traded within specified range from their 52-weel Lows will be selected. As an example, if $100 is a stock's 52-Low and you selected to scan the stock market for the stocks traded in the 5-10% range from their 52-week Lows, then, only the stocks traded in the range from $105 ($100 + 5%) to $110 ($100 + 10%) will be selected.
• We also display the 52-week High to see a trend's strength. If a stock's 52-week High = $220 and 52-week Low = $200, it reveals that this stock was moving side-way in the narrow 10% range for an entire year (52 weeks) and this stock's decline to the 52-week Low cannot be considered as a strong trend. On the other hand, when we see (as an example) 52-week High = $200 and 52-week Low = $100, then, we have a strongly declining stock - this stock lost 50% over the past 52 weeks.