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52-Week Lows Today (November 23, 2007)

DJIA           12,980.88 (+181.84; +1.42%)
S&P500    1,440.70  (+23.93; +1.69%)
NASDAQ   2,596.60  (+34.45; +1.34%)

These didn’t all close on 52-week lows, but here is a list of stocks that managed to hit new 52-week lows today despite a strong stock market, and on what was otherwise a quiet news day.  This list only includes stocks that were down right before the end of the day rather than stocks that hit or touched 52-week lows and then recovered:

  • Adaptec (NASDAQ:ADPT)
  • Advanced Medical Optics (NYSE:EYE)
  • Cott Corp. (NYSE:COT)
  • Diebold (NYSE:DBD)
  • Dialysis Corp. of America (NASDAQ:DCAI)
  • eLong (NASDAQ:LONG)
  • Gluu Mobile (NASDAQ:GLUU)
  • iBasis (NASDAQ:IBAS)
  • La-Z-Boy (NYSE:LZB)
  • Shoe Carnival (NASDAQ:SCVL)
  • Webzen (NASDAQ:WZEN)

Jon C. Ogg
November 23, 2007

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