Hewlett Packard Enterprise leads 19 stocks to new 52-week highs

As seen on the 24/7 Wall St. homepage on October 2, 2026.

52-week highs
19 stocks hit new 52-week highs this week
  • HPEHewlett Packard Enterprise$69.33+9.2%
  • ASXASE Technology Holding$47.45+5.0%
  • AMCAMC Entertainment$2.77+4.4%
  • MRNAModerna$190.01+4.4%
  • SSentinelOne$25.06+4.0%
  • LITELumentum$1,085.42+3.1%
  • KEYSKeysight Technologies$384.64+3.0%
  • CRWDCrowdStrike$270.04+2.9%
  • RBRKRubrik$118.58+2.6%
  • PANWPalo Alto Networks$403.24+1.8%

Nineteen stocks cleared fresh 52-week highs this week, and Hewlett Packard Enterprise led the pack by topping its prior peak by 9.2% at $69.33. ASE Technology, AMC, Moderna and a cluster of security names including CrowdStrike and Palo Alto Networks also broke out.

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Hewlett Packard Enterprise was the standout of the week, finishing at $69.33 and clearing its prior 52-week peak by 9.2%. That kind of distance above a prior high signals conviction, and it puts the stock in a different category from the names that merely grazed a new high before fading.

The broader breakout list of 19 names skews heavily toward technology and security. CrowdStrike, Palo Alto Networks, SentinelOne, and Rubrik all set fresh highs, suggesting the cybersecurity segment is seeing sustained demand across the group. When several names in the same sector break out in the same week, it often reflects a shared tailwind worth monitoring.

Outside of security, ASE Technology Holding topped its prior high by nearly 5%, Moderna cleared its prior peak by 4.4%, and Lumentum set a new high as well. The spread across semiconductors, biotech, and photonics adds weight to the week's overall breadth.

AMC Entertainment also appeared on the list at $2.77, with a margin above the prior high of 4.4%, a reminder that 52-week highs carry different implications depending on where a stock is in its longer-term recovery. For the majority of the 19 names, however, the new highs arrived from positions of relative strength rather than distressed rebounds.

Mentioned: HPE, ASX, AMC, MRNA, CRWD, PANW, S, LITE