Rivian just marked a new 52-week low at $11.43, 3.38% below the low it set only three sessions earlier. The EV maker's market cap is down to $16.5 billion, with each bounce this year topping out lower than the last.
HDFC Bank just marked a new 52-week low at $21.71, 0.6% under the prior floor set on September 10. The $111.7 billion lender has spent the past year grinding lower, and the stock has yet to find a level that holds.
Gilead Sciences set a new 52-week high at $158.69, clearing its October 15 peak by 0.84% and making this the second record in under two weeks. The $196.8 billion biotech is now roughly a third above where it traded a year ago.
EOG Resources just printed a fresh 52-week high at $163.68, 0.4% past the peak it set three sessions ago. The $87.2 billion producer has now taken out its own record twice in a week.
A fresh 52-week low at $7.79 leaves the whole company valued at just $235.6 million. Each attempted base this year has broken lower, so $7.79 is the level that matters now.
Canadian Natural Resources just set a fresh 52-week high at $55.11, topping the record it set three sessions earlier. The $113.6 billion oil sands name is still making new ground.
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Berkshire's Class B shares closed at a record $548.56, topping the high set just four sessions earlier by 0.29%. The $1.2 trillion giant has now cleared its own ceiling twice inside a week.
Cipher Digital carved a new 52-week low at $7.71, 2.9% under the floor it set just three sessions ago. The $3.2 billion miner is now a quarter of the $29.18 it fetched at its one-year peak.
Booking Holdings just set a fresh 52-week low at $153.14, edging below the prior floor from May 15. The May bottom that held for five months is gone.
Berkshire's Class A shares just set a fresh 52-week high at $821,931, 0.17% above the record set four days earlier. That is a third straight leg higher off the low-$700,000s range that held for most of the year.
ConocoPhillips notched a new 52-week high at $151.37, topping the record it set just three sessions earlier by 0.38%. The stock has nearly doubled off its $83 low from a year ago.
Applied Digital marked a fresh 52-week low at $17.83, 1.22% under the floor it set just ten days ago. That is less than half the June peak near $48, with the market cap now down to $5.4 billion.