Don’t Miss These 4 Standout 52-Week Highs and Lows

分组1: FactSet Research Systems (FDS) - FactSet's stock has decreased by 58.33% over the past year, hitting a new 52-week low of $185 [2] - The company's revenue and earnings have only grown by single digits over the past two years, raising concerns about its growth prospects [1] - Analysts are generally bearish on FactSet, with only three out of twenty rating it a Buy, despite a target price of $312.67, which is 69% above its recent low [6] 分组2: Market Trends - The Nasdaq Composite has fallen for five consecutive weeks, marking the longest streak since 2022 [5] - A significant number of stocks are hitting new 52-week highs and lows, indicating a potential market correction [3][4] - The market sentiment appears to be shifting, with a notable increase in new lows compared to the previous week [3] 分组3: Canadian National Railway (CNI) - CNI's stock reached its 10th new 52-week high at $109.90, with a 6.77% increase over the past year [9] - The company reported Q4 2025 revenues of CAD$4.46 billion ($3.26 billion), a 2.3% increase year-over-year, and adjusted earnings per share of CAD$2.08 ($1.52), up 14.3% [11] - CNI's adjusted operating ratio improved by 120 basis points to 61.7%, contributing to an increase in operating income [11] 分组4: Thomson Reuters (TRI) - TRI's stock has hit its 44th new 52-week low at $81.91, down 52.10% in the past year [13] - Despite the decline, analysts remain optimistic, with 12 out of 16 rating it a Buy and a target price of $138.35, which is 69% above its current price [14] - The company's CEO expressed confidence in leveraging its expertise in legal AI-driven workflows to navigate current market challenges [15] 分组5: Diamondback Energy (FANG) - FANG's stock reached its 9th new 52-week high at $172.80, with a 7.39% increase over the past year [17] - Analysts are highly favorable towards FANG, with 29 out of 32 rating it a Buy and a target price of $181, which is less than 10% above its current share price [18] - The company is expected to report a decline in earnings per share for 2026, down to $10.19 from $12.88 [18]