Still, a stock making a new 52-week high is a ‘good thing,’ just as one falling to a new 52-week low is a ‘bad thing.’ Some may worry that they have already missed the mark at that point, or that now it has more room to fall. Many investors are hesitant to buy stocks making new 52-week highs. Therefore, it makes sense that some of these stocks will be reaching new highs along the way. If a stock is underperforming the market or going down, you'll quickly identify it as one of your worst holdings. The most basic idea is that the winners in your portfolio are the ones going up. But if somebody asked you what the best stocks in your portfolio are, it’s likely you would name the stocks moving up the most. Some investors might prefer not to buy stocks at new highs. Let’s explore a Zacks screen that helps us find ‘Strong Buy’ stocks that have managed to climb in 2022 to trade near their 52-week highs to start the fourth quarter. Thankfully, many stocks and a few pockets of the market are performing well in 2022. Some might still be nervous to start buying stocks again that have been largely crushed this year. Depending on how things shake out, the market might be able to extend its solid start to the fourth quarter. 13, the market might not have to wait too much longer for an even clearer picture of everything. With the heart of third quarter earnings season set to begin in the middle of October and September’s CPI data due out on Oct. Many successful long-term investors are also likely utilizing the downturn and the broader negative market sentiment as opportunities to buy their favorite stocks and ETFs at serious discounts to hold for years to come.
Some on Wall Street might be racing to buy a short-term dip in the hopes to cash in on another possible short-lived bear market rally. Treasury yields back down to 3.6% from 4% on the hopes that the Fed will be able to cool inflation, alongside speculation about slowing economic growth and a flight to safety. Many of the same uncertainties remain, but investors have pushed 10-year U.S. The stock market bounced back in the first two days of fourth quarter trading after a brutal end to the third period that saw the S&P 500 finish roughly 25% lower.
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