52 Week Low

52-week low measures the lowest stock prices within the last 52 weeks or one year. Get a complete list of stocks that have touched their 52 week low during the day

Company Name 52W Low LTP GAIN(%) Day's Low Day's High Days Volume
Hind. Unilever 2246.85 2249.80 -2.2 % 2296.90 2303.90 3,256,826 Trade
Bata India 1357.1 1367.00 -0.7 % 1369.65 1387.90 321,479 Trade
PVR Inox 1282 1283.95 -2.3 % 1284.65 1318.00 343,078 Trade
Blue Dart Expres 5500 5522.80 -1.2 % 5588.00 5638.00 183,983 Trade
IIFL Finance 359 360.10 -2.1 % 360.00 372.35 895,311 Trade
Atul 5922 5931.45 -1.3 % 5925.05 6061.85 19,151 Trade
GMM Pfaudler 1210 1222.25 -0.7 % 1211.00 1239.75 131,533 Trade
HLE Glascoat 436.4 445.65 0.7 % 437.05 460.00 194,315 Trade
V I P Inds. 450.05 455.00 -0.5 % 450.35 463.90 423,893 Trade
Hindustan Zinc 284.6 293.00 -0.8 % 285.00 294.95 288,379 Trade
Zee Entertainmen 141 141.65 -0.9 % 141.00 144.80 7,279,955 Trade
Alkyl Amines 1957.05 1961.90 -1.0 % 1956.75 1993.85 24,550 Trade
Balrampur Chini 343.5 363.25 0.7 % 343.45 365.40 1,206,638 Trade
Vinati Organics 1560.05 1646.35 0.7 % 1565.00 1668.00 31,207 Trade
UPL 447.8 462.50 -0.8 % 448.00 471.45 1,845,250 Trade
Symphony 821.25 830.55 -0.2 % 821.10 836.90 23,467 Trade
Page Industries 33609.9 33987.05 -2.4 % 33685.70 34799.35 12,657 Trade
Rajesh Exports 280 288.30 -1.6 % 280.25 293.90 327,217 Trade
SBI Cards 678.9 701.55 0.0 % 678.80 706.85 604,866 Trade
Sh.Renuka Sugar 39.3 41.45 -1.5 % 39.30 42.15 3,004,088 Trade
Sumitomo Chemi. 336.1 347.35 1.2 % 336.40 349.00 152,793 Trade
Navin Fluo.Intl. 2899.25 2995.00 -0.5 % 2900.20 3020.00 56,260 Trade
Prince Pipes 521.35 531.00 1.2 % 521.55 543.90 229,464 Trade
Bandhan Bank 173.15 180.60 -0.4 % 173.45 182.75 5,789,185 Trade
Campus Activewe. 219.15 223.55 -2.2 % 219.70 231.90 780,450 Trade
Deepak Fertiliz. 450 487.40 0.1 % 453.20 493.00 328,239 Trade
Polyplex Corpn 760.85 827.00 5.3 % 760.10 835.90 1,070,104 Trade
KRBL 275.55 291.40 0.6 % 275.75 292.90 177,429 Trade
Delta Corp 117 122.25 -1.0 % 117.10 125.95 1,934,878 Trade
Sterlite Tech. 115.65 119.15 -1.4 % 115.85 121.95 1,044,980 Trade
Lux Industries 1110.05 1120.90 -0.8 % 1109.00 1136.00 31,709 Trade
Sharda Cropchem 324.5 328.15 -2.3 % 324.50 336.95 93,224 Trade
RHI Magnesita 504.25 548.75 3.0 % 503.45 549.95 275,424 Trade
Vedant Fashions 895 907.75 0.0 % 895.50 921.40 76,199 Trade
Timken India 2524.5 2810.45 0.9 % 2490.05 2816.65 355,210 Trade
AAVAS Financiers 1321 1378.15 0.0 % 1321.05 1381.00 51,108 Trade
Star Health Insu 454.8 539.90 -2.4 % 477.00 550.00 8,948,939 Trade
Kotak Mah. Bank 1667.4 1748.95 0.6 % 1666.80 1756.90 2,174,460 Trade
Whirlpool India 1186.1 1266.05 0.3 % 1186.85 1283.45 67,129 Trade
One 97 318.05 406.70 4.5 % 318.35 408.65 8,065,485 Trade
HDFC Bank 1363.55 1442.25 -0.3 % 1363.45 1450.95 9,480,832 Trade
Medplus Health 598.6 675.60 0.1 % 597.95 690.00 56,597 Trade
Orient Electric 189 194.10 -0.1 % 189.10 195.65 122,538 Trade
Indiamart Inter. 2393.35 2596.95 -0.6 % 2395.00 2619.90 67,978 Trade
Aether Industri. 778 803.00 -1.4 % 778.00 817.30 33,401 Trade
Adani Wilmar 285.8 335.55 -0.5 % 285.85 344.65 1,158,754 Trade
Rain Industries 140.25 157.90 -0.4 % 141.05 163.70 2,609,329 Trade
Petronet LNG 191.7 259.85 -1.8 % 191.65 265.15 2,786,821 Trade
Gujarat Fluoroch 2537 3186.05 -2.5 % 2549.95 3289.95 46,720 Trade
Aegis Logistics 280 385.95 -2.8 % 280.00 400.95 362,558 Trade

What Are 52-Week Low Stocks?

A 52-week low is the lowest price point at which a stock bought or sold during the course of one year. It is a technical indicator used by traders, investors, and analysts to analyze the current value of a stock to predict its price movements in the future. There is always an increased interest in a stock when its price comes close to a 52-week high or low.

52 week low NSE stocks are those stocks listed under NSE that have reached their lowest price points in a 52 week range. To determine 52 weeks low stocks, NSE takes into account those stocks which are nearing or breaching their lowest stock price in the last year. Similarly, 52 week low BSE stocks are those stocks listed under BSE that have breached their previous lowest price point. A 52-week low represents the lowest market standing of a share from a one-year perspective. This is similar to a Loser, which shows the market standing of a share on a daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly basis.

Let us consider an example to understand 52-week lows. A stock X trades at a 52 week low share price of Rs. 50. This means that in the last one year, the lowest price at which X has been traded is Rs. 50. It is also known as its support level. Once the stocks near their 52 week low, traders start buying the stock. Once the 52-week low is breached, the traders start a new short position. 

How Is A 52 Week Low Determined?

The stock exchange opens and closes at a particular time every day. The stock price of every stock listed on that stock exchange is noted when the day begins. This is the price/value of a stock at the beginning of the day. This stock price fluctuates during the day and it touches high and low points throughout the day. The troughs (lows) reached by a stock price during the day are called Swing lows.

A 52-week low is determined by the closing price of a stock on a daily basis. Sometimes, a stock may reach or cross its 52-week low during the day but end up closing at a higher price. Such kinds of 52-week lows are not factored in when calculating the 52-week low of a stock. However, Traders consider coming close and still failing to breach the 52-week low a positive sign and like to monitor it closely.

BSE and NSE both publish their own 52-week low lists. For example, a NIFTY 52 week low will be a stock listed under NIFTY breaching its 52 week low price, while a SENSEX 52 week low will be a stock listed under SENSEX breaching its 52-week low price.
 

Importance Of A 52 Week Low List

When a stock hits its 52-week low, traders tend to sell these stocks. 52-week lows are used to apply trading strategies. For example, a NIFTY 52 week low can be used to find an exit point for that NIFTY stock. A trader is most likely to sell a stock when its price exceeds the 52-week low mark. It is also useful in implementing stop-orders.

Another interesting phenomenon is when a stock hits a new intraday 52 week low share price but fails to breach the number at closing time. This can be taken as a bottom indicator. If a stock is trading much lower as compared to its opening price, then later it closes near the opening price, to form what is called a hammer candlestick in the stock market. A hammer candlestick is a sign for short-sellers to start purchasing to be able to cover their position. It also triggers bargain-hunters into action. As a general rule, stocks that hit the daily 52 week low BSE or NSE mark for five days consecutively are considered more vulnerable to a sudden bounce when the hammer forms.