Apple, Starbucks, and 7 More Stocks Reach Fresh 52-Week Highs

As seen on the 24/7 Wall St. homepage on July 17, 2026.

52-week highs
9 stocks hit new 52-week highs this week
  • AAPLApple$333.74+5.5%
  • MNSTMonster Beverage$97.5+2.4%
  • NETCloudflare$277.66+2.2%
  • FTNTFortinet$161.61+1.9%
  • SBUXStarbucks$105.49+1.5%
  • ANETArista Networks$168.61+1.2%
  • KOCoca-Cola$81.56+0.9%
  • SSentinelOne$19.57+0.7%
  • PANWPalo Alto Networks$358.68+0.3%

Nine stocks hit 52-week highs this week, with Apple climbing 5.54% above its prior peak and Starbucks breaking through despite consumer headwinds.

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Apple led the group with the most decisive breakout, trading at $333.74 and sitting 5.54% above its prior 52-week peak. Monster Beverage and Cloudflare followed with gains of 2.36% and 2.16% respectively above their prior highs, while cybersecurity names Fortinet ($161.61, up 1.89%) and Palo Alto Networks ($358.68, up 0.32%) both pushed into new territory alongside fellow security firm SentinelOne at $19.57.

Starbucks reaching a fresh annual high at $105.49 — 1.46% above its prior peak — stands out given the well-documented headwinds facing consumer-facing brands. Arista Networks added to the technology names in the group at $168.61, and Coca-Cola's appearance at $81.56 rounds out a list that spans consumer staples, cloud infrastructure, and enterprise security, suggesting the breadth of the move is not confined to a single sector.

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Nine stocks clearing new 52-week highs in a single week points to momentum across a notably diverse mix of industries. Investors will be watching whether names like Apple and Cloudflare can sustain their leads above prior peaks, and whether Starbucks can build on its breakout as the consumer spending picture becomes clearer.

Mentioned: AAPL, MNST, NET, FTNT, SBUX, ANET, KO, PANW