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Leaders near their 52-week high

● updated Nov 5, 2026 after the close106 stocks in the list

Stocks holding near their yearly high while outperforming the market: their relative strength line against the S&P 500 is at a yearly peak too. Such stocks often lead the next advance.

price within 5% of the 52-week highrelative strength line at a 52-week high
TickerCompanyPriceDayFrom high3 moPattern
AAPLApple344.17−1.53%−3.2%+9.8%cup without handle
VVisa422.59−3.20%−4.4%+16.6%cup without handle
MAMastercard655.92−2.49%−3.8%+16.5%cup without handle
ABBVAbbVie288.24−2.24%−4.8%+17.2%flat base
KOCoca-Cola95.73−0.07%−1.7%+10.0%flat base
AMGNAmgen460.28−3.80%−4.9%+12.0%consolidation
TDToronto Dominion Bank123.09−3.99%−4.4%+1.5%double bottom
VRTXVertex542.50−1.19%−4.6%+9.4%cup without handle
ADPAutomatic Data Processing307.14+1.19%−1.2%+13.2%cup without handle
MARMarriott International417.28−1.79%−3.7%+17.9%cup with handle

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FAQ

What is the relative strength line?

The stock price divided by the S&P 500. A rising line means the stock is beating the market; a new high means it is beating it by more than at any time in the past year.

How often is the list updated?

Every night after the US market closes. The update date is shown above the table.

Is this a recommendation to buy?

No. It is a screen by published rules, not advice. The trading decision and the risk are yours.

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