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tocks That Hit 52-Week Lows On Wednesday
12:22 pm ET June 15, 2022 (Benzinga) Print

Wednesday's session saw 269 companies set new 52-week lows.

52-Week Low Highlights:

The largest company in terms of market cap to set a new 52-week low was Procter & Gamble (NYSE:PG).
The smallest company by market cap to set a new 52-week low was Quoin Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ:QNRX).
180 Life Sciences (NASDAQ:ATNF) was the biggest loser of the morning session, as it dropped 34.1% to reach its new 52-week low.
Invesco High Income 2023 (NYSE:IHIT) saw the biggest bounce back on, as shares traded up 0.0% to rebound after it hit its new 52-week low.
Here are all the stocks that set new 52-week lows on Wednesday:

Procter & Gamble (NYSE:PG) stock dropped to a yearly low on Wednesday of $130.17. Shares traded down 2.56%.
3M (NYSE:MMM) stock drifted down 0.95% on Wednesday morning to hit a new 52-week low of $133.62.
Illinois Tool Works (NYSE:ITW) stock dropped to a yearly low on Wednesday of $184.34. Shares traded down 0.6%.
HCA Healthcare (NYSE:HCA) stock set a new 52-week low of $177.69 on Wednesday, moving up 1.29%.
Snap (NYSE:SNAP) shares set a new yearly low of $11.88 this morning. The stock was up 6.68% on the session.
Ball (NYSE:BALL) stock hit a yearly low of $64.36. The stock was down 2.73% for the day.
Vulcan Materials (NYSE:VMC) stock set a new 52-week low of $149.76 on Wednesday, moving down 0.55%.
Northern Trust (NASDAQ:NTRS) shares set a new 52-week low of $92.43. The stock traded down 0.74%.
Clorox (NYSE:CLX) stock achieved a new 52-week low on Wednesday morning, hitting $121.05 and moving down 2.63%.
SS&C Technologies Hldgs (NASDAQ:SSNC) stock hit a yearly low of $56.56. The stock was up 0.05% for the day.
Eastman Chemical (NYSE:EMN) stock broke to a new 52-week low of $94.72 on Wednesday. Shares of the company traded down 1.36%.
Fidelity National Finl (NYSE:FNF) shares fell to $36.85 on Wednesday, setting a new 52-week low with a shift of down 1.16%.
James Hardie Industries (NYSE:JHX) shares set a new 52-week low of $21.02. The stock traded down 4.2%.
SK Telecom Co (NYSE:SKM) stock set a new 52-week low of $22.50 on Wednesday, moving down 1.37%.
Medical Properties Trust (NYSE:MPW) shares hit a yearly low of $14.64. The stock was down 1.41% on the session.
Annaly Capital Management (NYSE:NLY) shares fell to $5.75 on Wednesday, setting a new 52-week low with a shift of down 2.62%.
Robinhood Markets (NASDAQ:HOOD) stock hit $6.87 on Wednesday morning, setting a new 52-week low for a change of down 2.84%.
AGNC Investment (NASDAQ:AGNC) shares set a new 52-week low of $10.50. The stock traded down 2.05%.
Sonoco Products (NYSE:SON) shares hit a yearly low of $54.01. The stock was down 1.02% on the session.
Cemex (NYSE:CX) shares hit a yearly low of $3.49. The stock was down 1.4% on the session.
Blackstone Secured (NYSE:BXSL) shares were down 0.1% for the day, having made a 52-week low of $23.96.
Stericycle (NASDAQ:SRCL) shares made a new 52-week low of $42.66 on Wednesday. The stock was down 0.64% for the day.
Helen Of Troy (NASDAQ:HELE) shares set a new 52-week low of $155.37. The stock traded down 1.15%.
Atotech (NYSE:ATC) shares reached a new 52-week low of $18.61 on Wednesday morning, moving down 1.37%.
Cohen & Steers (NYSE:CNS) stock hit $64.50 on Wednesday morning, setting a new 52-week low for a change of up 0.97%.
Freshworks (NASDAQ:FRSH) stock broke to a new 52-week low of $10.84 on Wednesday. Shares of the company traded up 0.55%.
Nuveen AMT-Free Municipal (NYSE:NVG) shares made a new 52-week low of $12.74 on Wednesday. The stock was down 1.24% for the day.
John Wiley & Sons (NYSE:WLY) stock hit $47.14 on Wednesday morning, setting a new 52-week low for a change of up 1.16%.
Sprinklr (NYSE:CXM) shares set a new 52-week low of $9.41. The stock traded up 2.49%.
Luminar Technologies (NASDAQ:LAZR) stock hit $7.17 on Wednesday morning, setting a new 52-week low for a change of down 0.48%.
Sonos (NASDAQ:SONO) stock set a new 52-week low of $18.90 on Wednesday, moving up 1.07%.
Virtu Financial (NASDAQ:VIRT) shares set a new yearly low of $22.51 this morning. The stock was up 0.36% on the session.
Viasat (NASDAQ:VSAT) shares were down 0.7% for the day, having made a 52-week low of $31.00.
Super Group (SGHC) (NYSE:SGHC) shares made a new 52-week low of $4.31 on Wednesday. The stock was down 6.77% for the day.
Arbor Realty Trust (NYSE:ABR) stock dropped to a yearly low on Wednesday of $12.94. Shares traded down 2.4%.
Chimera Investment (NYSE:CIM) shares fell to $8.17 on Wednesday, setting a new 52-week low with a shift of down 4.14%.
LGI Homes (NASDAQ:LGIH) shares fell to $81.66 on Wednesday, setting a new 52-week low with a shift of down 1.91%.
Nuveen Municipal Value (NYSE:NUV) stock broke to a new 52-week low of $8.58 on Wednesday. Shares of the company traded down 0.24%.
Nuveen Municipal Credit (NYSE:NZF) shares set a new 52-week low of $12.05. The stock traded down 1.87%.
Two Harbors Investment (NYSE:TWO) shares set a new 52-week low of $4.50. The stock traded down 2.04%.
Trinseo (NYSE:TSE) shares made a new 52-week low of $39.92 on Wednesday. The stock was down 1.95% for the day.
Cricut (NASDAQ:CRCT) stock broke to a new 52-week low of $6.36 on Wednesday. Shares of the company traded down 4.18%.
PRA Group (NASDAQ:PRAA) shares set a new 52-week low of $34.96. The stock traded down 0.17%.
Apollo Comml Real Est (NYSE:ARI) stock broke to a new 52-week low of $9.83 on Wednesday. Shares of the company traded down 2.28%.
Newegg Commerce (NASDAQ:NEGG) shares made a new 52-week low of $3.56 on Wednesday. The stock was down 1.63% for the day.
Ready Capital (NYSE:RC) stock hit a yearly low of $11.52. The stock was down 2.2% for the day.
Jack In The Box (NASDAQ:JACK) stock hit a new 52-week low of $61.50. The stock was down 1.05% on the session.
DoubleLine Inc Solns Fund (NYSE

SL) stock hit $12.50 on Wednesday morning, setting a new 52-week low for a change of down 0.81%.
PennyMac Mortgage (NYSE:PMT) stock broke to a new 52-week low of $13.12 on Wednesday. Shares of the company traded down 2.94%.
Custom Truck One Source (NYSE:CTOS) stock dropped to a yearly low on Wednesday of $4.87. Shares traded down 6.51%.
New Mountain Finance (NASDAQ:NMFC) stock hit a new 52-week low of $11.52. The stock was down 1.6% on the session.
Eaton Vance Duration (AMEX:EVV) shares reached a new 52-week low of $9.88 on Wednesday morning, moving down 0.97%.
TriMas (NASDAQ:TRS) shares moved up 0.19% on Wednesday to hit a new 52-week low of $25.61, drifting up 0.19%.
Cornerstone Strategic (AMEX:CLM) shares fell to $8.07 on Wednesday, setting a new 52-week low with a shift of down 1.45%.
BrightSpire Capital (NYSE:BRSP) stock dropped to a yearly low on Wednesday of $7.39. Shares traded down 1.52%.
Latham Group (NASDAQ:SWIM) stock drifted down 2.5% on Wednesday morning to hit a new 52-week low of $7.92.
Vertical Aerospace (NYSE:EVTL) shares set a new 52-week low of $4.40. The stock traded down 1.53%.
Brookfield Real Assets (NYSE:RA) stock broke to a new 52-week low of $18.10 on Wednesday. Shares of the company traded down 1.79%.
Montrose Environmental Gr (NYSE:MEG) stock set a new 52-week low of $30.96 on Wednesday, moving down 3.15%.
Lion Electric (NYSE:LEV) stock achieved a new 52-week low on Wednesday morning, hitting $4.67 and moving up 0.43%.
Blackrock Muniyield (NYSE:MQY) shares made a new 52-week low of $12.02 on Wednesday. The stock was down 0.99% for the day.
Redfin (NASDAQ:RDFN) shares moved down 0.12% on Wednesday to hit a new 52-week low of $7.80, drifting down 0.12%.
Oscar Health (NYSE:OSCR) shares were down 2.15% for the day, having made a 52-week low of $3.89.
NOVONIX (NASDAQ:NVX) stock hit a new 52-week low of $6.99. The stock was down 10.03% on the session.
Redwood Trust (NYSE:RWT) stock hit $7.01 on Wednesday morning, setting a new 52-week low for a change of down 3.62%.
Nexa Res (NYSE:NEXA) stock drifted up 1.3% on Wednesday morning to hit a new 52-week low of $6.13.
PropertyGuru Group (NYSE:PGRU) stock set a new 52-week low of $5.11 on Wednesday, moving down 1.53%.
Eaton Vance Municipal (AMEX:EIM) stock broke to a new 52-week low of $10.31 on Wednesday. Shares of the company traded down 0.41%.
Anterix (NASDAQ:ATEX) shares reached a new 52-week low of $39.05 on Wednesday morning, moving down 1.92%.
DoubleLine Yield Opp (NYSE

LY) stock set a new 52-week low of $14.40 on Wednesday, moving down 0.73%.
Apollo Investment (NASDAQ:AINV) stock hit $10.69 on Wednesday morning, setting a new 52-week low for a change of down 2.98%.
Tremor Intl (NASDAQ:TRMR) stock hit a new 52-week low of $8.89. The stock was down 4.06% on the session.
Liberty TripAdvisor Hldgs (NASDAQ:LTRPB) stock hit a new 52-week low of $8.33. The stock was up 2.74% on the session.
Invesco Municipal (NYSE:VMO) stock achieved a new 52-week low on Wednesday morning, hitting $9.84 and moving down 0.71%.
Ares Commercial Real (NYSE:ACRE) stock hit $11.62 on Wednesday morning, setting a new 52-week low for a change of down 1.43%.
TrueBlue (NYSE:TBI) stock hit $18.95 on Wednesday morning, setting a new 52-week low for a change of down 2.68%.
Nuveen Select Tax Free (NYSE:NXP) shares set a new yearly low of $13.35 this morning. The stock was down 0.45% on the session.
Erasca (NASDAQ:ERAS) shares set a new yearly low of $4.65 this morning. The stock was up 1.44% on the session.
SoundHound AI (NASDAQ:SOUN) stock set a new 52-week low of $2.81 on Wednesday, moving up 4.1%.
Gevo (NASDAQ:GEVO) stock set a new 52-week low of $2.41 on Wednesday, moving down 6.72%.
Invesco Value Municipal (NYSE:IIM) stock hit a yearly low of $12.32. The stock was down 0.47% for the day.
Blackrock Core Bond Tr (NYSE:BHK) stock hit $10.69 on Wednesday morning, setting a new 52-week low for a change of down 0.31%.
Community Health Systems (NYSE:CYH) stock broke to a new 52-week low of $4.26 on Wednesday. Shares of the company traded down 10.65%.
Taboola.com (NASDAQ:TBLA) shares made a new 52-week low of $2.55 on Wednesday. The stock was up 1.01% for the day.
Invesco Trust (NYSE:VGM) shares set a new yearly low of $10.06 this morning. The stock was down 0.74% on the session.
Invesco Municipal (NYSE:VKQ) stock hit $9.70 on Wednesday morning, setting a new 52-week low for a change of down 0.92%.
Newtek Bus Servs (NASDAQ:NEWT) stock dropped to a yearly low on Wednesday of $21.58. Shares traded down 1.11%.
Invesco Quality Municipal (NYSE:IQI) shares made a new 52-week low of $9.81 on Wednesday. The stock was down 0.91% for the day.
Aarons (NYSE:AAN) stock hit a yearly low of $16.34. The stock was up 1.74% for the day.
Cornerstone Total Return (AMEX:CRF) shares hit a yearly low of $7.98. The stock was down 2.78% on the session.
Opera (NASDAQ:OPRA) stock achieved a new 52-week low on Wednesday morning, hitting $4.39 and moving down 0.34%.
Rigetti Computing (NASDAQ:RGTI) shares set a new 52-week low of $4.23. The stock traded up 2.66%.
Crescent Capital BDC (NASDAQ:CCAP) stock achieved a new 52-week low on Wednesday morning, hitting $16.02 and moving down 1.29%.
Lindblad Expeditions (NASDAQ:LIND) shares moved up 1.94% on Wednesday to hit a new 52-week low of $9.25, drifting up 1.94%.
Nuveen New Jersey Quality (NYSE:NXJ) shares moved down 0.53% on Wednesday to hit a new 52-week low of $11.88, drifting down 0.53%.
Blackrock Municipal IT (NYSE:BFK) shares were down 0.83% for the day, having made a 52-week low of $10.72.
Gossamer Bio (NASDAQ:GOSS) stock broke to a new 52-week low of $5.81 on Wednesday. Shares of the company traded up 1.84%.
Orchid Island Cap (NYSE:ORC) shares set a new 52-week low of $2.60. The stock traded down 3.32%.
National Presto Indus (NYSE:NPK) stock set a new 52-week low of $62.00 on Wednesday, moving down 0.48%.
Eaton Vance Municipal IT (NYSE:EVN) stock hit $10.83 on Wednesday morning, setting a new 52-week low for a change of down 0.46%.
TriplePoint Venture Gwth (NYSE:TPVG) shares reached a new 52-week low of $12.90 on Wednesday morning, moving down 3.21%.
Blade Air Mobility (NASDAQ:BLDE) stock set a new 52-week low of $5.03 on Wednesday, moving down 1.93%.
Nuveen New York Quality (NYSE:NAN) stock hit a new 52-week low of $11.18. The stock was down 0.23% on the session.
Global Business Travel (NYSE:GBTG) stock hit a yearly low of $6.01. The stock was down 2.72% for the day.
AdTheorent Holding (NASDAQ:ADTH) stock set a new 52-week low of $3.64 on Wednesday, moving up 2.62%.
Sonder Holdings (NASDAQ:SOND) stock hit a new 52-week low of $1.38. The stock was up 6.29% on the session.
Alliancebernstein Ntnl (NYSE:AFB) shares set a new yearly low of $11.12 this morning. The stock was down 0.8% on the session.
UWM Hldgs (NYSE:UWMC) shares set a new 52-week low of $3.34. The stock traded down 3.13%.
Mesoblast (NASDAQ:MESO) shares made a new 52-week low of $2.36 on Wednesday. The stock was down 4.02% for the day.
Glatfelter (NYSE:GLT) shares hit a yearly low of $6.86. The stock was down 1.0% on the session.
Clough Global Opps (AMEX:GLO) shares made a new 52-week low of $7.33 on Wednesday. The stock was down 0.62% for the day.
loanDepot (NYSE:LDI) shares made a new 52-week low of $1.86 on Wednesday. The stock was down 5.25% for the day.
IRSA Inversiones y (NYSE:IRS) stock dropped to a yearly low on Wednesday of $3.50. Shares traded up 2.34%.
Angel Oak Financial (NYSE:FINS) stock dropped to a yearly low on Wednesday of $13.57. Shares traded down 1.08%.
Volta (NYSE:VLTA) stock achieved a new 52-week low on Wednesday morning, hitting $1.49 and moving down 0.32%.
Brightcove (NASDAQ:BCOV) shares set a new yearly low of $6.41 this morning. The stock was up 0.15% on the session.
Seritage Growth Props (NYSE:SRG) shares fell to $5.90 on Wednesday, setting a new 52-week low with a shift of down 0.5%.
Porch Group (NASDAQ:PRCH) shares set a new yearly low of $2.61 this morning. The stock was down 1.68% on the session.
Seres Therapeutics (NASDAQ:MCRB) shares hit a yearly low of $2.56. The stock was up 1.11% on the session.
Weave Communications (NYSE:WEAV) stock hit $3.72 on Wednesday morning, setting a new 52-week low for a change of down 4.0%.
Nuveen AMT-Free Municipal (NYSE:NUW) stock drifted down 0.44% on Wednesday morning to hit a new 52-week low of $13.63.
Invesco Pennsylvania (NYSE:VPV) shares were up 0.1% for the day, having made a 52-week low of $10.21.
Atlas Technical (NASDAQ:ATCX) stock set a new 52-week low of $6.91 on Wednesday, moving down 0.85%.
EverQuote (NASDAQ:EVER) stock hit a yearly low of $7.46. The stock was up 1.85% for the day.
CURO Group Holdings (NYSE:CURO) stock hit a new 52-week low of $5.92. The stock was down 3.54% on the session.
Doubleline Opportunistic (NYSE

BL) stock set a new 52-week low of $15.20 on Wednesday, moving down 2.25%.
BuzzFeed (NASDAQ:BZFD) shares hit a yearly low of $1.64. The stock was down 3.74% on the session.
Nuveen Ohio Quality (NYSE:NUO) shares moved down 0.08% on Wednesday to hit a new 52-week low of $12.34, drifting down 0.08%.
MFS Municipal IT (NYSE:MFM) stock dropped to a yearly low on Wednesday of $5.25. Shares traded down 1.31%.
Pioneer Municipal High IT (NYSE:MHI) shares set a new 52-week low of $9.07. The stock traded down 0.44%.
Autolus Therapeutics (NASDAQ:AUTL) shares set a new yearly low of $2.18 this morning. The stock was down 0.44% on the session.
Rayonier Adv Materials (NYSE:RYAM) shares moved down 4.64% on Wednesday to hit a new 52-week low of $3.13, drifting down 4.64%.
Invesco High Income 2023 (NYSE:IHIT) stock achieved a new 52-week low on Wednesday morning, hitting $8.35 and moving 0.0% (flat).
Commercial Vehicle Group (NASDAQ:CVGI) shares hit a yearly low of $5.99. The stock was down 3.22% on the session.
RiverNorth/DoubleLine (NYSE:OPP) shares set a new yearly low of $10.06 this morning. The stock was down 1.78% on the session.
Argo Blockchain (NASDAQ:ARBK) shares were down 1.39% for the day, having made a 52-week low of $3.83.
VistaGen Therapeutics (NASDAQ:VTGN) stock achieved a new 52-week low on Wednesday morning, hitting $0.89 and moving up 3.56%.
G. Willi-Food Intl (NASDAQ:WILC) stock achieved a new 52-week low on Wednesday morning, hitting $13.58 and moving down 2.65%.
Cleanspark (NASDAQ:CLSK) stock hit a new 52-week low of $4.27. The stock was down 1.79% on the session.
Cumulus Media (NASDAQ:CMLS) stock drifted down 2.39% on Wednesday morning to hit a new 52-week low of $8.48.
Invesco Bond (NYSE:VBF) shares hit a yearly low of $15.20. The stock was down 0.06% on the session.
VBI Vaccines (NASDAQ:VBIV) shares reached a new 52-week low of $0.64 on Wednesday morning, moving down 0.24%.
Aberdeen Global Income (NYSE:ASGI) shares set a new 52-week low of $17.71. The stock traded down 0.08%.
LiveVox Hldgs (NASDAQ:LVOX) stock drifted down 1.12% on Wednesday morning to hit a new 52-week low of $1.68.
Hurco Companies (NASDAQ:HURC) shares hit a yearly low of $24.29. The stock was down 0.51% on the session.
Jounce Therapeutics (NASDAQ:JNCE) stock achieved a new 52-week low on Wednesday morning, hitting $3.01 and moving down 1.62%.
Grupo Supervielle (NYSE:SUPV) shares were up 2.34% for the day, having made a 52-week low of $1.45.
Rapid Micro Biosystems (NASDAQ:RPID) shares set a new yearly low of $2.90 this morning. The stock was up 0.66% on the session.
Zepp Health (NYSE:ZEPP) stock broke to a new 52-week low of $1.91 on Wednesday. Shares of the company traded up 2.05%.
Aberdeen Australia Equity (AMEX:IAF) stock hit a yearly low of $4.99. The stock was down 0.5% for the day.
Adagene (NASDAQ:ADAG) stock hit a yearly low of $2.28. The stock was up 5.69% for the day.
First National (NASDAQ:FXNC) stock broke to a new 52-week low of $18.00 on Wednesday. Shares of the company traded down 2.49%.
CB Financial Services (NASDAQ:CBFV) stock drifted down 0.05% on Wednesday morning to hit a new 52-week low of $20.81.
Provident Financial Hldgs (NASDAQ:PROV) shares set a new 52-week low of $14.00. The stock traded up 1.43%.
Senti Biosciences (NASDAQ:SNTI) stock hit a new 52-week low of $1.96. The stock was down 11.52% on the session.
Nuveen Mortgage & Inc (NYSE:JLS) stock hit a new 52-week low of $16.43. The stock was down 0.66% on the session.
Jasper Therapeutics (NASDAQ:JSPR) stock drifted up 3.96% on Wednesday morning to hit a new 52-week low of $2.26.
Ellington Residential (NYSE:EARN) stock hit $6.59 on Wednesday morning, setting a new 52-week low for a change of down 2.11%.
Principal Real Estate Inc (NYSE:PGZ) shares set a new 52-week low of $12.60. The stock traded down 0.86%.
Repro-Med Systems (NASDAQ:KRMD) shares hit a yearly low of $1.82. The stock was down 4.1% on the session.
La Jolla Pharmaceutical (NASDAQ:LJPC) shares made a new 52-week low of $3.12 on Wednesday. The stock was down 0.91% for the day.
Codex DNA (NASDAQ

NAY) stock broke to a new 52-week low of $2.56 on Wednesday. Shares of the company traded down 1.12%.
Macquarie/First Trust Glb (NYSE:MFD) stock hit a new 52-week low of $9.03. The stock was down 0.45% on the session.
ACRES Commercial Realty (NYSE:ACR) shares fell to $8.03 on Wednesday, setting a new 52-week low with a shift of down 1.31%.
Eton Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ:ETON) stock drifted up 1.05% on Wednesday morning to hit a new 52-week low of $2.73.
Onion Global (NYSE:OG) stock hit a new 52-week low of $0.81. The stock was down 7.24% on the session.
Cooper-Standard Holdings (NYSE:CPS) shares hit a yearly low of $3.95. The stock was down 19.78% on the session.
Angel Oak Dynamic (NYSE

YFN) shares made a new 52-week low of $16.27 on Wednesday. The stock was down 1.63% for the day.
Frequency Electronics (NASDAQ:FEIM) stock drifted down 0.29% on Wednesday morning to hit a new 52-week low of $6.98.
SAB Biotherapeutics (NASDAQ:SABS) stock drifted down 1.33% on Wednesday morning to hit a new 52-week low of $1.43.
Akumin (NASDAQ:AKU) shares fell to $0.71 on Wednesday, setting a new 52-week low with a shift of down 5.95%.
GreenBox POS (NASDAQ:GBOX) stock hit a yearly low of $1.43. The stock was down 9.02% for the day.
IF Bancorp (NASDAQ:IROQ) shares moved down 4.1% on Wednesday to hit a new 52-week low of $18.70, drifting down 4.1%.
Advent Technologies Hldgs (NASDAQ:ADN) shares reached a new 52-week low of $1.13 on Wednesday morning, moving down 3.33%.
Exela Technologies (NASDAQ:XELA) shares set a new yearly low of $0.13 this morning. The stock was down 3.07% on the session.
Shift Technologies (NASDAQ:SFT) stock set a new 52-week low of $0.68 on Wednesday, moving down 3.29%.
Agrify (NASDAQ:AGFY) shares set a new yearly low of $2.12 this morning. The stock was down 1.8% on the session.
Lucira Health (NASDAQ:LHDX) shares were down 7.79% for the day, having made a 52-week low of $1.37.
Nuveen Multi-Market (NYSE:JMM) stock hit a new 52-week low of $5.97. The stock was down 0.17% on the session.
Key Tronic (NASDAQ:KTCC) stock broke to a new 52-week low of $4.87 on Wednesday. Shares of the company traded down 1.42%.
Kirkland's (NASDAQ:KIRK) stock set a new 52-week low of $3.87 on Wednesday, moving down 2.52%.
DAVIDsTEA (NASDAQ

TEA) stock dropped to a yearly low on Wednesday of $1.71. Shares traded up 2.23%.
Ballantyne Strong (AMEX:BTN) stock broke to a new 52-week low of $2.35 on Wednesday. Shares of the company traded up 4.18%.
Yoshitsu (NASDAQ:TKLF) shares set a new yearly low of $1.15 this morning. The stock was up 5.2% on the session.
Sphere 3D (NASDAQ:ANY) stock broke to a new 52-week low of $0.71 on Wednesday. Shares of the company traded down 3.14%.
S&W Seed (NASDAQ:SANW) stock drifted up 2.83% on Wednesday morning to hit a new 52-week low of $1.05.
Venus Concept (NASDAQ:VERO) stock set a new 52-week low of $0.61 on Wednesday, moving down 1.5%.
Dawson Geophysical (NASDAQ

WSN) shares hit a yearly low of $1.53. The stock was down 3.9% on the session.
Strata Skin Sciences (NASDAQ:SSKN) shares set a new yearly low of $0.93 this morning. The stock was up 11.15% on the session.
Stronghold Digital Mining (NASDAQ:SDIG) shares set a new yearly low of $1.75 this morning. The stock was down 2.19% on the session.
Eqonex (NASDAQ:EQOS) shares made a new 52-week low of $0.75 on Wednesday. The stock was down 9.21% for the day.
CLPS (NASDAQ:CLPS) stock drifted up 2.61% on Wednesday morning to hit a new 52-week low of $1.52.
Integrated Media Tech (NASDAQ:IMTE) stock set a new 52-week low of $2.16 on Wednesday, moving down 7.17%.
enVVeno Medical (NASDAQ:NVNO) shares set a new 52-week low of $3.35. The stock traded up 1.03%.
FSD Pharma (NASDAQ:HUGE) stock drifted down 0.23% on Wednesday morning to hit a new 52-week low of $0.75.
Blue Water Vaccines (NASDAQ:BWV) stock dropped to a yearly low on Wednesday of $2.58. Shares traded up 1.54%.
180 Life Sciences (NASDAQ:ATNF) shares moved down 34.1% on Wednesday to hit a new 52-week low of $0.81, drifting down 34.1%.
Cabaletta Bio (NASDAQ:CABA) stock drifted up 5.04% on Wednesday morning to hit a new 52-week low of $0.90.
American Virtual Cloud (NASDAQ:AVCT) stock dropped to a yearly low on Wednesday of $0.31. Shares traded down 2.72%.
Cumberland (NASDAQ:CPIX) stock set a new 52-week low of $1.91 on Wednesday, moving 0.0% (flat).
Wireless Telecom Group (AMEX:WTT) shares set a new 52-week low of $1.26. The stock traded down 1.56%.
Applied Therapeutics (NASDAQ:APLT) stock set a new 52-week low of $1.05 on Wednesday, moving 0.0% (flat).
WaveDancer (NASDAQ:WAVD) stock achieved a new 52-week low on Wednesday morning, hitting $1.57 and moving up 3.99%.
Enjoy Technology (NASDAQ:ENJY) shares set a new yearly low of $0.21 this morning. The stock was down 4.95% on the session.
Herzfeld Caribbean Basin (NASDAQ:CUBA) shares moved down 1.64% on Wednesday to hit a new 52-week low of $4.18, drifting down 1.64%.
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Buy the dip

**Rain Man** · 06-20-2022, 08:00 PM

Here's a theory that I'll propose. It seems dumb at first glance and maybe it is, but I don't think so.

I'm approaching retirement. I've got enough cash right now that I don't have to sell any stocks for at least a couple of years. I'd like to get a return on my stocks, but obviously we're in a high risk time right now.

If I buy dividend stocks with a long-term hold perspective, I get a regular payment from them. Maybe 2 or 3 percent on most of the blue-chip stocks. So since I won't have a need to sell stocks for a while, it seems like a good strategy is to buy them regularly on a dollar cost averaging strategy. If the market keeps going down, I don't really care since I'm not selling them. I'll get the dividend and some positive return, and at some point the stock will come back up and I'll be ahead of the game. At the same time I'm not trying to time the market at all.

It seems like this will work other than a scenario where they drop more than the dividend amount and I have to sell them. But my goal is to never sell them. What do you think?

KCUnited · 06-20-2022, 08:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rain Man

Here's a theory that I'll propose. It seems dumb at first glance and maybe it is, but I don't think so.

I'm approaching retirement. I've got enough cash right now that I don't have to sell any stocks for at least a couple of years. I'd like to get a return on my stocks, but obviously we're in a high risk time right now.

If I buy dividend stocks with a long-term hold perspective, I get a regular payment from them. Maybe 2 or 3 percent on most of the blue-chip stocks. So since I won't have a need to sell stocks for a while, it seems like a good strategy is to buy them regularly on a dollar cost averaging strategy. If the market keeps going down, I don't really care since I'm not selling them. I'll get the dividend and some positive return, and at some point the stock will come back up and I'll be ahead of the game. At the same time I'm not trying to time the market at all.

It seems like this will work other than a scenario where they drop more than the dividend amount and I have to sell them. But my goal is to never sell them. What do you think?

Seems you could stagger them to create monthly income to offset expenses

scho63 · 06-20-2022, 08:17 PM

You can get much better than 2-3% dividends without pushing your risk into the danger zone.

**Buehler445** · 06-20-2022, 08:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rain Man

Here's a theory that I'll propose. It seems dumb at first glance and maybe it is, but I don't think so.

I'm approaching retirement. I've got enough cash right now that I don't have to sell any stocks for at least a couple of years. I'd like to get a return on my stocks, but obviously we're in a high risk time right now.

If I buy dividend stocks with a long-term hold perspective, I get a regular payment from them. Maybe 2 or 3 percent on most of the blue-chip stocks. So since I won't have a need to sell stocks for a while, it seems like a good strategy is to buy them regularly on a dollar cost averaging strategy. If the market keeps going down, I don't really care since I'm not selling them. I'll get the dividend and some positive return, and at some point the stock will come back up and I'll be ahead of the game. At the same time I'm not trying to time the market at all.

It seems like this will work other than a scenario where they drop more than the dividend amount and I have to sell them. But my goal is to never sell them. What do you think?

I think it's a valid strategy.

The knocks on it would be:

Companies cut dividends for cash flow (in recessions)

At 2-3% you won't outpace inflation. Since you're going to live to be 900 that could be a concern for you.

There has probably been a flight to quality to dividend stocks already as the rest of the stock market is puking blood. If that's the case then it is probably likely the new investors will bail when higher returns can be achieved in other stocks. So they could decrease while the rest of the stock market recovers.

I'm certainly open to being wrong here, but that's what I'd worry about.

Also keep an eye on what they do to the tax code on any non-tax shelter accounts.

**Rain Man** · 06-20-2022, 08:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by scho63

You can get much better than 2-3% dividends without pushing your risk into the danger zone.

Do tell.

Quote:

Originally Posted by KCUnited

Seems you could stagger them to create monthly income to offset expenses

Stagger buying or try to stagger payment schedules? I'm just buying small amounts each month, so I am staggering the buying. These are very small purchases, though.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Buehler445

I think it's a valid strategy.

The knocks on it would be:

Companies cut dividends for cash flow (in recessions)

At 2-3% you won't outpace inflation. Since you're going to live to be 900 that could be a concern for you.

There has probably been a flight to quality to dividend stocks already as the rest of the stock market is puking blood. If that's the case then it is probably likely the new investors will bail when higher returns can be achieved in other stocks. So they could decrease while the rest of the stock market recovers.

I'm certainly open to being wrong here, but that's what I'd worry about.

Also keep an eye on what they do to the tax code on any non-tax shelter accounts.

Yeah, the dividend cuts of March 2020 were a body blow to me. I had a bunch of dividend stocks in place just for income in a downturn, and then a whole bunch of them eliminated their dividend when times got tough. That didn't seem fair.

And agreed, I keep hearing that money is moving toward the dividend stocks in tangible companies. But they're still by and large down, so it seems like if I'm buying now there's still some upside in price.

**Rain Man** · 06-20-2022, 08:34 PM

Oh, and here's another thing I've been thinking about recently.

A bunch of stocks eliminated their dividends in 2020. Airline stocks, cruise stocks, hotel stocks, some retail stocks, etc. Obviously a lot of them are still down. There are probably other stocks that eliminated their dividends as well.

I don't know if/when those stocks will come back, but I would think that at some point they would reinstate dividends and that'll cause a price bump. Assuming that those stocks are probably not going to go lower, and I don't see that the downward forces are going to get worse, it seems like we should start loading up on them.

**lewdog** · 06-20-2022, 08:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rain Man

Oh, and here's another thing I've been thinking about recently.

A bunch of stocks eliminated their dividends in 2020. Airline stocks, cruise stocks, hotel stocks, some retail stocks, etc. Obviously a lot of them are still down. There are probably other stocks that eliminated their dividends as well.

I don't know if/when those stocks will come back, but I would think that at some point they would reinstate dividends and that'll cause a price bump. Assuming that those stocks are probably not going to go lower, and I don't see that the downward forces are going to get worse, it seems like we should start loading up on them.

Honest questions here and I'll start you off with this.

How will you know that these stocks are not going to go lower as you stated above?

Cash dividends reduce the size of a company's balance sheet and paying these out has the company lose part of its liquid assets. What if a beaten down company can't get it's cash flow back? What happens to dividends for companies who never return to glory?

"Investing in the company's future and growth increases the value of the stock as well as expands your returns. That's exactly why high yields should not be chased as they do not reflect well on a company's plan for growth in future returns. This is why you shouldn't only buy dividend stocks."

You do know that dividends come right off the stock price? A dividend is NOT a bonus. When dividends are paid out, the stock price decline in the same amount of the dividend.

Dividends can be a part of a winning plan but IMO you must focus on blue-chip companies that are proven. Given your timeline, I wouldn't risk it on ANY other than great companies that pay a dividend.

You must also not get into the habit thinking that high dividend paying companies will out pace growth stocks over the long term. Many growth stocks that have amazing growth and stock returns, pay no dividends. Granted your timeline is different but this is a statement for the general masses reading this thread.

Don't solely focus on dividends. Focus on overall returns.

https://rationalthinking.net/why-you...vidend-stocks/

**Rain Man** · 06-20-2022, 09:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lewdog

Honest questions here and I'll start you off with this.

How will you know that these stocks are not going to go lower as you stated above?

I don't. But the things that initially knocked them down aren't getting any worse, and are indeed subsiding. They just haven't gone up because new things have arisen. But I don't know that they'll do better or worse than other stocks going forward.

Quote:

Originally Posted by lewdog

Cash dividends reduce the size of a company's balance sheet and paying these out has the company lose part of its liquid assets. What if a beaten down company can't get it's cash flow back? What happens to dividends for companies who never return to glory?

Yeah, but there's a market that likes dividend stocks for income reasons. I can't find any research at the moment that says that the net influx of those investors will push the price up, but I do know that cutting a dividend will drive a price down as those folks leave. (I have sad experience with that on GE and T.)

Quote:

Originally Posted by lewdog

"Investing in the company's future and growth increases the value of the stock as well as expands your returns. That's exactly why high yields should not be chased as they do not reflect well on a company's plan for growth in future returns. This is why you shouldn't only buy dividend stocks."

I'm not only buying dividend stocks. However, at my stage of life I'm not trying to hit home runs. I'm just trying to get on base. Dividends may offer lower growth, but they also generally offer lower risk due to the types of companies that pay them. I'm willing to accept lower growth prospects in exchange for lower risk going forward.

Quote:

Originally Posted by lewdog

You do know that dividends come right off the stock price? A dividend is NOT a bonus. When dividends are paid out, the stock price decline in the same amount of the dividend.

Yeah But I don't have to sell the stock to get the income. I like that.

Quote:

Originally Posted by lewdog

Dividends can be a part of a winning plan but IMO you must focus on blue-chip companies that are proven. Given your timeline, I wouldn't risk it on ANY other than great companies that pay a dividend.

I think most companies that have offered dividends have been stable. We just got rocked by an anomalous event in 2020. This is why I have the theory that those companies will at some point decide that they need to start offering them again. The hotel chains are the ones that I think will get back to normalcy soonest, companies like MAR and H and HLT. Those are big companies that I think are past the crisis and their stock prices are above where they were in February of 2020. I think they're past due to start paying dividends again.

Quote:

Originally Posted by lewdog

You must also not get into the habit thinking that high dividend paying companies will out pace growth stocks over the long term. Many growth stocks that have amazing growth and stock returns, pay no dividends. Granted your timeline is different but this is a statement for the general masses reading this thread.

Agreed. I doubt that they will outpace growth stocks. My plan is to keep growth stocks in my IRAs, which I hopefully won't tap into (other than RMDs) until I'm 80. They're often more volatile, but will grow more. In my investment accounts that will provide my income during my first 15 years of retirement, I like dividend stocks that generally have lower risk and spin off cash for me so I can sell them off slower.

Of course, the painful thing is that some of those dividend companies completely tanked in 2020 and aren't back. But I think they'll get back to some semblance of normalcy at some point. The cruise ships are running again, demand for hotels is high, people are back in the malls, and the airlines can't keep up with demand.

philfree · 06-20-2022, 09:26 PM

Dividend growth stocks. Just yesterday I read a spiel on a dividend growth stocks subscription with Marc Litchenfeld. It was Larry Kudlow and him. The Oxford Club

Forever Dividends

Here's some key points.

To identify a Forever Dividend stock, you want to see...

A public commitment to raising dividends every year
A high initial yield of double the S&P 500’s average
High growth of the dividend by more than 10% annually
A low payout ratio of 75% or less
And a low cash flow ratio, also of 75% or less.

I didn't subscribe but I found it educational.

**Rain Man** · 06-20-2022, 09:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by philfree

Dividend growth stocks. Just yesterday I read a spiel on a dividend growth stocks subscription with Marc Litchenfeld. It was Larry Kudlow and him. The Oxford Club

Forever Dividends

Here's some key points.

To identify a Forever Dividend stock, you want to see...

A public commitment to raising dividends every year
A high initial yield of double the S&P 500’s average
High growth of the dividend by more than 10% annually
A low payout ratio of 75% or less
And a low cash flow ratio, also of 75% or less.

I didn't subscribe but I found it educational.

Interesting.

I'll admit that I'm kind of irrationally a fan of dividend stocks. I think some of it is psychological. If I'm having to sell stocks in retirement to fund my lifestyle, that's a retreat in my mind. I'm giving up assets. But if I'm getting dividends, my original asset stays intact. That would help me sleep at night.

I realize that I'm likely giving up some total return, but in a normal market I don't want to find myself selling stocks in a downturn so I can buy a pizza or broccoli. With dividend stocks I won't really care about normal stock market fluctuations so much because I'm not selling the stock.

The kicker this past couple of years is that the markets have been far from normal. Massive drops, big runups, and as I mentioned earlier, stable dividend stocks that immediately lowered their dividend to zero, which screwed over my strategy. But with change comes opportunity, so I'm trying to figure out if there's way to get some of that money back.

philfree · 06-20-2022, 09:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rain Man

Interesting.

I'll admit that I'm kind of irrationally a fan of dividend stocks. I think some of it is psychological. If I'm having to sell stocks in retirement to fund my lifestyle, that's a retreat in my mind. I'm giving up assets. But if I'm getting dividends, my original asset stays intact. That would help me sleep at night.

I realize that I'm likely giving up some total return, but in a normal market I don't want to find myself selling stocks in a downturn so I can buy a pizza or broccoli. With dividend stocks I won't really care about normal stock market fluctuations so much because I'm not selling the stock.

The kicker this past couple of years is that the markets have been far from normal. Massive drops, big runups, and as I mentioned earlier, stable dividend stocks that immediately lowered their dividend to zero, which screwed over my strategy. But with change comes opportunity, so I'm trying to figure out if there's way to get some of that money back.

It's probably good to have dividend and growth stocks both.

Quote:

And I also look very closely at cash on hand and debt.

If a company has a lot of cash in the bank... and it isn’t heavily in debt... again, you can expect the dividend to continue to rise quickly.

Halfcan · 06-20-2022, 09:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lewdog

None.

I'm not catching a falling knife in these market conditions.

Here are the ones I am interested in for a combination of reasons.

52-week lows.
Nice Dividends.
Near or below Book Value.
Good Earnings.
Good debt ratios.

ET
ING
SUN
RKT
FE
FDP
CNO
CM
AMD
CONN
GILD

Any thoughts? I am looking for long-term holds with dividends and growth.

**lewdog** · 06-20-2022, 09:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Halfcan

Here are the ones I am interested in for a combination of reasons.

52-week lows.
Nice Dividends.
Near or below Book Value.
Good Earnings.
Good debt ratios.

ET
ING
SUN
RKT
FE
FDP
CNO
CM
AMD
CONN
GILD

Any thoughts? I am looking for long-term holds with dividends and growth.

Only one of those I'd touch is AMD but I don't think it pays a dividend?

I'd consider GILD for the dividend. Pass on the rest.

**Rain Man** · 06-20-2022, 09:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Halfcan

Here are the ones I am interested in for a combination of reasons.

52-week lows.
Nice Dividends.
Near or below Book Value.
Good Earnings.
Good debt ratios.

ET
ING
SUN
RKT
FE
FDP
CNO
CM
AMD
CONN
GILD

Any thoughts? I am looking for long-term holds with dividends and growth.

I don't have any of those except GILD, and GILD has been slightly better than cash. I've had the stock for several years and it's actually down over that time, but the dividend is large enough that I'm getting about a 2 percent annual return. That's not going to cut it in the long run, but I've been holding the stock because it's (slightly) better than holding cash and I'm already holding more cash than I should.

I have no idea what the prospects are, but something needs to change for it to be promising.

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