Medtronic Breaks to $105 for a New 52-Week High

As seen on the 24/7 Wall St. homepage on November 4, 2026.

MDT Medtronic plc.
New 52-week high $105.02 +3.0% vs prior high · 2025-11-25
$108$89$71

Medtronic just set a fresh 52-week high at $105.02, 2.97% above its prior peak from November 2025. The medtech giant has erased a spring slide that took it under $74.

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Medtronic touched $105.02 on November 4, 2026, clearing its prior 52-week peak by 2.97%, a margin wide enough to signal conviction behind the breakout.

The stock slid from the mid-$90s to $73.29 before buyers returned, and the full roundtrip took the better part of a year.

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The November 2025 peak capped the stock for a full twelve months, and breaking through it now flips that level from resistance to support, a change in character that momentum investors act on.

Investors who sat out the spring slide face an entry far above the lows where risk was clearly defined. How the stock holds the $105 level in the coming sessions decides whether this move has staying power.

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