US-listed stocks within 2% of their 52-week high

At the close on October 30, 2026, 132 US-listed companies had a market value of $2 billion or more and closed no more than 2% below their highest close of the past 52 weeks. The first 20 are listed, largest market value first. Lists like this are often called new high or 52-week high lists.

The first 20 of 132

At the close on Oct 30, 2026. The one-year return includes dividends reinvested.
# Company Sector Price 52-week highFrom the high1 year Market value
1 AppleAAPL Information Technology $344.63 $348.91-1.2%+27.5% $5.06T
2 Eli LillyLLY Health Care $1,418 $1,418At the high+68.9% $1.33T
3 Berkshire HathawayBRK-B Financials $542.49 $548.56-1.1%+13.4% $1.17T
4 Exxon MobilXOM Energy $187.25 $187.25At the high+68.0% $776B
5 VisaV Financials $413.59 $414.34-0.2%+20.8% $753B
6 Johnson & JohnsonJNJ Health Care $273.20 $278.43-1.9%+47.8% $658B
7 MastercardMA Financials $638.01 $638.01At the high+16.0% $559B
8 AbbVieABBV Health Care $294.89 $294.89At the high+33.1% $521B
9 ChevronCVX Energy $235.52 $235.52At the high+59.4% $469B
10 Coca-ColaKO Consumer Staples $94.08 $95.34-1.3%+40.0% $405B
11 Philip Morris InternationalPM Consumer Staples $208.79 $208.79At the high+48.3% $325B
12 Thermo FisherTMO Health Care $697.00 $709.18-1.7%+25.7% $259B
13 AmgenAMGN Health Care $466.01 $466.01At the high+64.0% $252B
14 Gilead SciencesGILD Health Care $170.68 $170.68At the high+47.7% $212B
15 ConocoPhillipsCOP Energy $154.03 $154.03At the high+80.2% $188B
16 PfizerPFE Health Care $30.52 $30.52At the high+34.5% $174B
17 Vertex PharmaceuticalsVRTX Health Care $558.88 $558.88At the high+33.1% $142B
18 ChubbCB Financials $364.12 $364.12At the high+32.6% $140B
19 AltriaMO Consumer Staples $78.03 $78.03At the high+45.8% $130B
20 Marriott InternationalMAR Consumer Discretionary $399.30 $404.00-1.2%+53.5% $105B

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How this list is built

A company is on this list when, at the close named above, it had a market value of $2 billion or more and closed no more than 2% below their highest close of the past 52 weeks. The test runs over the 2,300+ US-listed stocks that have a page on TrendArc: stocks listed on the NYSE, Nasdaq, NYSE American or Cboe, one line per company where a company has more than one share class.

Prices are closing prices adjusted for splits, and the 52-week high and low are the highest and lowest of those closes over the past 52 weeks. The P/E divides the share price by diluted earnings per share over the last twelve months; the forward P/E divides it by the earnings analysts expect over the next twelve. The one-year return is the change in price with dividends reinvested.

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