Lists of stocks that are hitting 52 week lows and 52 week highs are closely watched by investors looking for value and high growth stocks respectively. Bargain hunters look for well-known revenue and profit generating companies hitting 52 week lows, whereas stocks hitting 52 week highs provide fertile ground for growth seeking investors.

Here are the stocks hitting 52 week lows and 52 week highs this week:

 

52 Week Lows

The carnage on the ASX this week plunged more stocks into 52 Week Lows, with Adore Beauty and Wisetech Global extending their streak to three consecutive weeks of hitting a 52 Week low, with eight other stocks marked their second consecutive week. No sectors were spared, with miners, healthcare, technology, and even a consumer staples stock.

Bill Gross. one of the most successful US fund managers over the last fifty years,– dubbed the “Bond King by Fortune magazine — invoked the “beware the falling knife” adage on Friday when he advised investors not to buy the dip in the tariff war crash.

 

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Investors with extremely high risk tolerance with discretionary cash on hand and the patience to wait for better days will find bargains. Those who doubt can research the price movements of some of the best stocks on the ASX following the GFC (Great Financial Crisis.) The list below eliminated stocks trading under $1.00.

  • Online cosmetics provider Adore Beauty Group  (ASX: ABY), $0.74 down again by 0.68%
  • Global logistics solution provider Wisetech Global (ASX:WTC), $80.05 down again by 4.32%
  • Networking Technology provider for the AV industry Audinate Group (ASX: AD8) $5.82 down 6.43%
  • Petroleum refiner and distributor Ampol Limited (ASX: ALD) $22.58 down 3.38%
  • Automotive parts supplier Amotiv Limited (ASX: AOV) $7.32 down 16.72%
  • Integrated provider of four-wheel drive and light vehicle accessories ARB Corporation (ASX: ARB) $28.49 down 7.08%
  • Diversified mining and resource company BHP Group (ASX: BHP) $36.82 down 0.51%
  • PhotoAssay technology provider for global mining industry Chrysos Corporation (ASX: C79) $3.85 down 3.75%
  • Online retailer of automotive and non-automotive vehicles Car Group Limited (CAR) $30.84 down again by 1.4%
  • Radiopharmaceutical provider Clarity Pharmaceuticals (ASX: CU6) $1.68 down again by 11.35%
  • Debt purchaser Credit Corps Group (ASX: CCP) $12.23 down 11.38%
  • Biopharmaceutical Company focusing on unmet medical conditions Clinuvel Pharmaceuticals (ASX: CUV) $10.54 down 3.45%
  • Wholesale distributor of computer products Dicker Data (AASX: DDR) $$8.11 down 2.87%
  • Agricultural products and services providers to rural areas Elders Limited (ASX: ELD) $6.30 down 4.39%
  • Travel Operator Flight Centre Travel Group (ASX: FLT) $12.65 down 6.71%
  • Iron ore miner Fortescue Group (ASX: FMG) $14.85 down 0.60%
  • Travel operator HelloWorld Travel (ASX: HLO) $$1.425 down 4.04%
  • Nickel, lithium, copper, and cobalt miner IGO Limited (ASX: IGO) $3.46 down 1.98%
  • Mineral Sands miner Iluka Resources (ASX: ILU) $3.61$ down 1.90%
  • Building contractor for insurance claims Johns Lyng Group (ASX: JLG) $2.07 down again by 2.2%
  • Lottery ticket provider Jumbo Interactive (ASX: JIN) $10.12 down 2.50%
  • Land and marine tourism transit provider Kelsian Group (ASX: KLS) $2.52 down 4.91%
  • Senior living provider Lifestyle Communities (ASX: LIC) $7.11 down 5.2%
  • Telco, Cloud Services, and Data Centre provider Macquarie Technology (ASX: MAQ) $ 57.66 down again by 6..23%
  • Investment manager Magellan Financial Group (ASX: MFG) $7.07 down 5.98%
  • Diversified miner and mining services provider Mineral Resources (ASX: MIN) $18.95 down 19.89%
  • Biopharmaceutical developer of treatments for neurological disorders Neuren Pharmaceutical (ASX: NEU) $9.86 down 6.72%
  • Coal miner New Hope Corporation (ASX: NHC) $3.57 down 1.11%
  • Developer, owner, and manager of Data Centres Next DC (NXT) $10.65 down again by 6.41%
  • Packaging container company Orora Limited (ASX: ORA) $1.77 down again 3.01%
  • Lithium miner Pilbara Minerals (ASX: PLB) $1.365 down 4.88%
  • E-commerce software provider for the hotel industry SiteMinder (ASX: SDR) $3.95 down again by 5.50%
  • Diversified Miner South 32 (ASX: S32) $2.81 down 5.89%.
  • Oil and gas company Santos Limited (ASX: STO) $5.95 down 9.44%
  • Oil and gas company Woodside Energy Group (ASX: WDS) $20.43 down 9.12%

 

 

52 Week Highs

The tariff news drove the price of gold to yet another all-time high, before fading. Two of the gold miners reaching 52 week highs last week repeated, with three new miners making the list. Only two other stocks managed to buck the downtrend and post 52 week highs.

  • Gold Miner Regis Resources (ASX: RRL), $4.06, up from $3.71 last week up again 1.71%
  • Gold Miner Northern Star Resources (ASX: NST) $18.85 up from $18.53 up again 2.71%
  • AI powered software for sales applications company Bigtincanholdings (ASX: BTH) $0.22 up 2.33%
  • Gold Miner Capricorn Metals (ASX: CMM) $8.47 up 5.22%
  • Gold, nickel, and lithium miner Cavalier Resources (ASX: CVR) $0.22 up 25.71%
  • Consumer Staples Retailer Coles Group (ASX: COL) $21.123 up 4.14%
  • Gold Explorer Gold Road Resources (ASX: GOR) $3.01 up 2.38%
  • Private health insurance and services provider Medibank Private (ASX:MPL) $4.63 up 1.09%

 

 

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