Hudbay Minerals Finds 2-Year High

New 52-Week Highs led New Lows — 95 vs. 7.

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Stocks snapped back after the early session weakness. The Russell 2000 and Nasdaq Composite carried +0.30%. The Dow finished flat.

Real estate rallied +1.27%. Industrials and financials fell -0.23 and -0.57% respectively.

New 52-Week Highs led New Lows — 95 vs. 7.

The Best of the Best

Hudbay Minerals ($HBM) is the best of the best. The Canadian copper mining company marched +6.83% and closed at a 2-year high.

Here’s the daily chart.

And monster monthly chart.

Cabot Corp ($CBT) is a notable new high. The specialty chemicals company carried +4.23% and closed at an all-time high.

$CBT is up 37.55% since its February 5th earnings report.

Here’s the daily chart.

And monster 3-month chart.

PHINIA ($PHIN) is a notable new high. The aftermarket auto part manufacturer advanced +3.97% and closed at an all-time high.

Here’s the daily chart.

The Worst of the Worst

Inmode ($INMD) is the worst of the worst. The plastic surgery technology company tumbled -6.87% and closed at its lowest price since October 2020.

Here’s the dumpster-fire daily chart.

And weak weekly chart.

52-Week Highs

52-Week Lows

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