During trading Thursday, 1 stocks traded to a 52-week high, while 70 stocks bottomed out at new 52-week lows. The S&P 500 is up 1.23% on the day so far. Stocks are up big Thursday afternoon after major indices traded lower pre-market. The NASDAQ is up big today as some of the highest market cap stocks continue to drag the rest of the economy along as Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, and Facebook are up big. However, due to recent market performance only one stock hit their 52-week high.
The following stocks traded to 52-week highs:
OMI
The following Stocks traded to 52-week lows:
AKBA, ALEC, APTS, ASC, BHLB, BPFH, BRKL, CFFN, CLI, CORR, COTY, CRBP, CVI, CVIAQ, CXW, DDD, DRQ, DSSI, ESRT, EVFM, FARM, FCFS, FI, FSP, FULT, GLOG, GRTS, HII, HOPE, HSTM, ICPT, INDB, INSW, JWN, KALU, LC, LILAK, MERC, MSBI, NEBLQ, NFBK, NTUS, NWN, NXTC, ODT, PEI, PPC, REPH, SALT, SATS, SBSI, SCHL, SDRLF, SENS, SJI, SNDL, SSYS, STNG, TAP, TBPH, TCDA, TH, THR, TNP, TR, TRMK, UVE, VRS, WAFD, XOGAQ, CARE, CWCO, GTYH, HAYN, UFCS, UHT, UIHC, UTL
Healthcare: OMI
Healthcare stocks dominated our list of highs today with 1 out of the 1 total stocks that reached their high coming from the Healthcare sector. The Healthcare sector is up -0.09% so far Thursday while the S&P 500 is up 1.23%. OMI is the lucky winner today that stands all alone as the only stock hitting its high. Owens and Minor has received a bump in its share price after it raised its earnings outlook with investors taking note soon after. However, healthcare as a whole is actually the only sector down currently during Thursday's trading so at least it can get the honor of sector with most highs.
Financial Services: BHLB, BPFH, BRKL, CFFN, FCFS, FULT, HOPE, INDB, LC, MSBI, NFBK, SBSI, TRMK, UVE, WAFD, CARE, UFCS, UIHC
The Financial Services sector makes up the majority of our 52-week lows, as 18 out of our 70 lows comes from the Financial Services sector. The Financial Services sector is up 1.43% so far Thursday while the S&P 500 1.23% Financial Services stocks have had a rough go of it recently with the sector being absolutely crushed by growing COVID concerns and some suspicious activity by the biggest players. Initial unemployment claims are not falling fast enough as having a liquid economy and market can only fend off investor's concerns for so long.
