Stocks in a drawdown
The large-cap US stocks furthest below their 52-week high, out of 507 we track. The deepest right now is TTD (-80.7%). Sort by distance off the high or above the low, by when today's price level was first reached, or by the last time the stock was this deep. Switch to the chart view for an underwater chart under every price chart. Not investment advice.
as of market close, Jul 24, 2026
The 50 deepest, of 507 stocks#
| #Company | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1MOS | -10.8% | $7B | -39.7% | Oct 28, 2003 23 yr ago · prev. episode |
| 2PSKY | -37.8% | $10B | -58.4% | Never deepest ever |
| 3ARE | +4.1% | $9B | -41.7% | Never deepest ever |
| 4FIS | -36.7% | $21B | -49.3% | Nov 21, 2008 18 yr ago · prev. episode |
| 5CHTR | -41.1% | $20B | -60.2% | Never deepest ever |
| 6NKE | -34.2% | $64B | -47.5% | Never deepest ever |
| 7MKTX | -34.6% | $4B | -44.8% | Oct 20, 2008 18 yr ago · prev. episode |
| 8CSGP | -57.9% | $12B | -71.4% | Never deepest ever |
| 9EPAM | -55.1% | $5B | -59.4% | Never deepest ever |
| 10ZTS | -40.2% | $32B | -51.9% | Never deepest ever |
| 11LULU | -45.8% | $13B | -47.9% | Jul 14, 2009 17 yr ago · prev. episode |
| 12ACN | -43.4% | $86B | -49.1% | Never deepest ever |
| 13TTD | -54.1% | $9B | -80.7% | Never deepest ever |
| 14CTSH | -44.1% | $21B | -47.6% | Apr 27, 2009 17 yr ago · prev. episode |
| 15POOL | -20.0% | $7B | -44.9% | Jul 9, 2009 17 yr ago · prev. episode |
| 16ENPH | +8.8% | $5B | -49.2% | Nov 9, 2017 8.7 yr ago · prev. episode |
| 17INTU | -52.9% | $79B | -63.3% | Sep 25, 2001 25 yr ago · prev. episode |
| 18IT | -40.7% | $9B | -60.6% | Mar 30, 2009 17 yr ago · prev. episode |
| 19ALB | -20.2% | $14B | -46.8% | Mar 23, 2020 6.3 yr ago · prev. episode |
| 20TSCO | -38.9% | $16B | -50.5% | Mar 16, 2009 17 yr ago · prev. episode |
| 21TYL | -31.8% | $12B | -51.4% | Aug 8, 2003 23 yr ago · prev. episode |
| 22WDAY | -34.2% | $35B | -45.4% | Feb 16, 2016 10 yr ago · prev. episode |
| 23CPRT | -26.0% | $25B | -44.1% | Oct 9, 2003 23 yr ago · prev. episode |
| 24BSX | -53.3% | $64B | -59.1% | Mar 29, 2016 10 yr ago · prev. episode |
| 25LEN | -18.8% | $20B | -40.6% | Mar 23, 2020 6.3 yr ago · prev. episode |
| 26BLDR | -30.3% | $8B | -51.1% | Mar 3, 2016 10 yr ago · prev. episode |
| 27CRM | -35.5% | $139B | -39.5% | Jan 5, 2023 3.6 yr ago · prev. episode |
| 28PTC | -30.3% | $14B | -45.3% | Apr 3, 2020 6.3 yr ago · prev. episode |
| 29SNPS | -22.3% | $74B | -42.1% | Aug 10, 2011 15 yr ago · prev. episode |
| 30NOW | -33.0% | $105B | -50.3% | Never deepest ever |
| 31BR | -32.4% | $17B | -44.2% | Jan 26, 2009 17 yr ago · prev. episode |
| 32ERIE | -19.5% | $11B | -39.4% | Never deepest ever |
| 33ROL | -34.5% | $21B | -41.1% | Nov 21, 2001 25 yr ago · prev. episode |
| 34GDDY | -21.4% | $12B | -43.9% | Never deepest ever |
| 35PNR | -40.4% | $10B | -44.1% | Dec 28, 2022 3.6 yr ago · prev. episode |
| 36SMCI | -2.7% | $16B | -50.4% | Never deepest ever |
| 37ISRG | -39.9% | $124B | -43.1% | Oct 18, 2022 3.8 yr ago · prev. episode |
| 38LDOS | -38.9% | $13B | -43.8% | Feb 28, 2013 13 yr ago · prev. episode |
| 39ORCL | -41.2% | $366B | -65.0% | Mar 18, 2009 17 yr ago · prev. episode |
| 40PODD | -42.3% | $11B | -53.7% | Nov 2, 2023 2.7 yr ago · prev. episode |
| 41NFLX | -23.0% | $289B | -44.5% | Oct 18, 2023 2.8 yr ago · prev. episode |
| 42AXON | -10.8% | $41B | -42.3% | Oct 3, 2022 3.8 yr ago · prev. episode |
| 43COIN | -33.1% | $46B | -59.6% | Feb 8, 2024 2.5 yr ago · prev. episode |
| 44CRWV | -9.4% | $43B | -51.7% | Never deepest ever |
| 45PLTR | -26.8% | $318B | -40.7% | Jun 10, 2024 2.1 yr ago · prev. episode |
| 46APP | -36.6% | $144B | -46.6% | Apr 30, 2025 15 mo ago · prev. episode |
| 47GLW | +61.7% | $140B | -42.7% | Aug 21, 2025 11 mo ago · prev. episode |
| 48ARM | +126.4% | $309B | -40.9% | Feb 4, 2026 6 mo ago · prev. episode |
| 49ALAB | +62.2% | $55B | -40.0% | Apr 10, 2026 3 mo ago · prev. episode |
| 50SPCX | -14.8% | $1.63T | -45.6% | Never deepest ever |
Methodology#
Universe: S&P 500 members plus our curated large caps. Every number on this page is computed from the same split-adjusted daily closing price, over each stock's full stored history, so a row is internally consistent: the 52-week high and low are the highest and lowest closes of the last 365 days, and the drawdown dates are measured against the all-time high on that same basis. That makes “% off 52W high” here differ slightly from the screener's version of the field, which uses intraday highs over 252 trading days. Drawdowns are price-only — dividends are not reinvested, which is the convention for “off its high”. For a single stock's full underwater history, see its drawdown page. Past performance does not predict future returns; not investment advice.
On sorting: all 507 stocks are ranked by % off their 52-week high, and the 50 deepest are listed here. The column headers re-sort those 50 — they don't re-rank the full universe. So “% off 52W high” is a true leaderboard, while sorting by % above the 52-week low, by when today's level was first reached, or by the last time a stock was this deep orders only the names already on the list. A stock sitting near its high could lead any of those measures and would never appear here.
FAQ
- Which stock is furthest below its 52-week high?
- Trade Desk (The) (TTD) is the furthest below its 52-week high, down -80.7% from that peak. 174 of 507 large-cap US stocks are at least 20% off their 52-week high, and 30 are sitting at a new high.
- What do "level first reached" and "last time this deep" mean?
- "Level first reached" is the first date in a stock's history that it ever closed at or above today's price — it shows how many years of gains the current price has given back. "Last time this deep" is the most recent date in an EARLIER drawdown episode when the stock was at least as far below its all-time high as it is now; it skips the current episode, so it always points to a previous decline. Stocks showing "Never" are in the deepest drawdown of their recorded history.
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