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#1 WOLF leads with +3,693% 52-week

WOLF (Wolfspeed, Inc.) is the best performing stock over the past 52 weeks. Following are BW (+2,130%) and BE (+1,396%). Top performing sectors: Technology (+438% avg, 3 in top 10), Industrials (+411% avg, 5 in top 10), Utilities (+338% avg, 1 in top 10).

Top Stock Gainers - Best Performing Stocks (52 Week)

Discover the best performing stocks over the past year. Our comprehensive ranking tracks public companies by their 52-week performance, filtered to include only stocks with a market cap exceeding $100 million traded on the Nasdaq and NYSE.

This ranking provides valuable insights for investors, traders, and market analysts seeking stocks that have significantly outperformed the market over the past year. Using split-adjusted price data ensures accuracy by accounting for stock splits and corporate actions.

Whether you're researching momentum stocks, analyzing sector trends, or building a growth-oriented portfolio, these performance rankings serve as a data-driven foundation for informed investment decisions.

What Are Stock Gainers?

Stock gainers are shares that have experienced significant price appreciation over a defined period. For this 52-week ranking, we measure the percentage change from a stock's price one year ago to its current price, revealing which companies have delivered the strongest returns to shareholders.

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Data as of June 3, 2026 at 1:25 AM EDT

Rank
Symbol
Company Name
52-Week Gain
Market Cap
Price
Country
Sector
1
3692.55%
2.95 B
$ 61.06
United States
Technology
2
2130.19%
2.69 B
$ 18.04
United States
Industrials
3
1395.56%
86.14 B
$ 302.85
United States
Industrials
4
1105.26%
17.14 B
$ 48.09
United States
Industrials
5
965.49%
3.36 B
$ 12.04
United States
Industrials
6
736.13%
3.24 B
$ 22.91
United States
Industrials
7
647.41%
88.66 B
$ 627
United States
Technology
8
540.65%
1.04 B
$ 5.86
United States
Utilities
9
479.41%
18.06 B
$ 173.07
United States
Technology
10
468.59%
1.78 B
$ 10.86
Switzerland
Basic Materials
11
422.96%
83.52 B
$ 426.89
United States
Technology
12
387.61%
2.06 B
$ 16.53
United States
Energy
13
380.07%
1.77 B
$ 132.93
United States
Technology
14
346.04%
829.27 M
$ 9.01
United States
Communication Services
15
321.38%
8.51 B
$ 62.49
United States
Technology
16
306%
86.13 B
$ 39.26
Taiwan
Technology
17
294.8%
172.47 B
$ 200.4
United States
Technology
18
293.99%
54.31 B
$ 472.4
Canada
Technology
19
286.26%
282.76 B
$ 435.31
United States
Technology
20
283.65%
5.08 B
$ 141.95
United States
Communication Services
21
280.77%
1.47 B
$ 10.89
United States
Industrials
22
277.69%
66.26 B
$ 1883.26
United States
Industrials
23
270.55%
1.51 B
$ 10.19
United States
Basic Materials
24
265.31%
1.63 B
$ 43.91
United States
Industrials
25
262.93%
5.84 B
$ 36.91
United States
Healthcare
26
253.16%
3.20 B
$ 26.24
Canada
Energy
27
251.94%
595.96 M
$ 52.72
United States
Energy
28
248.15%
161.63 M
$ 9.19
United States
Communication Services
29
243.85%
136.28 M
$ 4.47
United States
Consumer Cyclical
30
243.24%
2.21 B
$ 58.9
Singapore
Consumer Cyclical
31
240.13%
12.66 B
$ 31.87
Canada
Basic Materials
32
239.22%
287.46 M
$ 3.46
United States
Technology
33
234.81%
16.21 B
$ 306.89
United States
Consumer Cyclical
34
226.57%
1.40 B
$ 94.38
Bermuda
Energy
35
225.28%
238.02 M
$ 11.71
United States
Industrials
36
223.43%
936.89 M
$ 113.46
United States
Industrials
37
223.2%
324.97 M
$ 78.15
United States
Financial Services
38
218.94%
2.07 B
$ 15.66
Luxembourg
Basic Materials
39
214.74%
74.50 B
$ 56.15
United States
Technology
40
214.05%
111.45 M
$ 7.6
Netherlands
Technology
41
211.46%
94.07 B
$ 16.85
Finland
Technology
42
206.14%
22.11 B
$ 83.79
United States
Basic Materials
43
204.47%
9.26 B
$ 663.14
United States
Industrials
44
196.4%
128.48 B
$ 334.49
United States
Industrials
45
194.75%
56.36 B
$ 22.46
Taiwan
Technology
46
193.9%
12.86 B
$ 72.24
United States
Basic Materials
47
193.01%
25.12 B
$ 701.11
Cayman Islands
Technology
48
192.4%
3.62 B
$ 5
Canada
Energy
49
191.33%
11.94 B
$ 17.8
United States
Basic Materials
50
190.76%
1.65 B
$ 5.35
Bermuda
Energy
51
190.55%
4.78 B
$ 230
United States
Basic Materials
52
189.36%
13.83 B
$ 278.02
United States
Technology
53
188.38%
2.01 B
$ 16.38
United States
Energy
54
188.32%
10.36 B
$ 20.99
Canada
Basic Materials
55
187.72%
20.26 B
$ 171.77
United States
Basic Materials
56
186.27%
219.09 M
$ 16.06
United States
Industrials
57
180.73%
8.36 B
$ 13.11
South Africa
Basic Materials
58
180.05%
4.91 B
$ 36.07
France
Basic Materials
59
179.87%
70.67 B
$ 79.51
Netherlands
Technology
60
177.85%
8.67 B
$ 237.51
United States
Industrials
61
171.73%
2.87 B
$ 57.2
United States
Energy
62
170.08%
10.88 B
$ 10.56
United States
Communication Services
63
165.87%
3.82 B
$ 35.52
Canada
Basic Materials
64
165.54%
1.35 B
$ 28.97
United States
Energy
65
165.27%
4.31 B
$ 54.3
United States
Consumer Cyclical
66
161.33%
28.04 B
$ 173.39
United Kingdom
Industrials
67
160.44%
419.05 B
$ 909.81
United States
Industrials
68
160.18%
582.36 M
$ 101.42
United States
Financial Services
69
159.5%
1.17 B
$ 106.11
United States
Industrials
70
159.34%
5.10 B
$ 31.25
United States
Energy
71
159.01%
2.76 B
$ 83.48
United States
Industrials
72
158.71%
6.72 B
$ 71.92
United States
Energy
73
157.36%
6.05 B
$ 10.32
Canada
Technology
74
154.9%
3.08 B
$ 24.47
United States
Healthcare
75
152.47%
23.09 B
$ 80.84
Chile
Basic Materials
76
152.19%
7.70 B
$ 150.76
United States
Industrials
77
151.25%
598.09 M
$ 4.02
United States
Energy
78
151.02%
5.02 B
$ 30.75
United States
Basic Materials
79
149.19%
2.84 B
$ 46.4
United States
Energy
80
148.16%
1.33 B
$ 22.31
Canada
Basic Materials
81
146.41%
702.05 M
$ 18.85
Mexico
Consumer Cyclical
82
143.22%
1.91 B
$ 36.07
United States
Industrials
83
143.08%
275.20 B
$ 177.45
United Kingdom
Healthcare
84
142.33%
2.59 B
$ 72.7
United States
Financial Services
85
140.64%
5.11 B
$ 43.17
United States
Energy
86
139.77%
690.67 M
$ 14.65
Bermuda
Industrials
87
139.71%
3.93 B
$ 39.36
United States
Energy
88
138.98%
692.52 M
$ 33.17
United States
Industrials
89
137.38%
3.16 B
$ 88.14
United States
Technology
90
136.74%
6.92 B
$ 6.25
Switzerland
Energy
91
136.36%
435.43 M
$ 8.58
United States
Consumer Cyclical
92
136.16%
1.59 B
$ 19.2
United States
Industrials
93
136.13%
573.97 M
$ 18.04
United States
Industrials
94
136.04%
54.44 B
$ 71.59
Luxembourg
Basic Materials
95
135.64%
3.35 B
$ 39.21
United States
Technology
96
135.4%
10.11 B
$ 17.49
Canada
Basic Materials
97
134.71%
4.50 B
$ 86.42
Singapore
Utilities
98
134.38%
833.52 M
$ 37.5
United States
Consumer Cyclical
99
132.86%
2.92 B
$ 9.85
Canada
Basic Materials
100
132.85%
5.82 B
$ 110.28
United States
Basic Materials
For the most accurate results, consider cross-referencing our data with other sources.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q What is the best performing stock over the past year?
A

WOLF (Wolfspeed, Inc.) is currently the best performing stock over the past 52 weeks with a gain of 3,693%. The top 3 performers are WOLF, BW, BE.

Q What stocks have gained the most in the past 52 weeks?
A

The top gaining stocks over 52 weeks include: WOLF (+3,693%), BW (+2,130%), BE (+1,396%), PL (+1,105%), TE (+965%). These rankings include US stocks traded on NYSE and NASDAQ with market caps over $100 million.

Q Which sectors have the best performing stocks?
A

The top performing sectors based on stock gains include Technology, Industrials. WOLF, the current leader with +3,693%, operates in the Technology sector.

Q How are stock gainers calculated?
A

Stock gains are calculated using split-adjusted closing prices. The 52-week performance compares the current price to the price exactly 52 weeks ago, accounting for any stock splits or corporate actions during that period.

Importance of Identifying Top Performing Stocks

Recognizing the top-performing stocks in the market can be a valuable asset in an investor's toolkit, offering various strategic advantages:

  • Profit Potential: Stocks that have displayed significant growth often present lucrative opportunities for capital gains. Investing in these high-flyers can magnify your portfolio's overall returns, especially when they sustain their performance over extended periods.
  • Portfolio Diversification: Incorporating top gainers into your investment portfolio can introduce a growth dimension, potentially elevating your overall returns. This diversification can serve as a counterbalance to more conservative assets like bonds or dividend-paying stocks, making your portfolio more well-rounded.
  • Market Insights: Analyzing the factors behind a stock's exceptional performance can provide invaluable insights into prevailing market trends, industry dynamics, and consumer behavior. This knowledge can further inform your investment choices, allowing you to anticipate future market movements more effectively.

Risks Associated with Stock Gainers

While top-performing stocks hold significant promise, they also come with inherent risks that warrant careful consideration:

  • Market Volatility: Stocks that have posted substantial gains in the short term are often prone to extreme price volatility. High rewards usually come with high risks; these stocks can experience rapid declines just as quickly as they soared.
  • Risk of Overvaluation: One common pitfall of investing in top gainers is the risk of overvaluation. As more investors flock to these stocks, their prices may inflate beyond their intrinsic value, creating the potential for a market correction that can be detrimental to latecomers. If the market undergoes a correction, overpriced stocks are likely to be the hardest hit.
  • Short-Term Gains vs. Long-Term Viability: It's crucial to differentiate between stocks that are experiencing short-lived boosts due to temporary trends or market hype and those with a solid foundation for long-term growth. The former can be risky, as their growth may not be sustainable over extended periods.

Strategies for Investing in Top Stock Gainers

  • Momentum Investing:This strategy centers around buying stocks that have demonstrated strong recent performance, usually over the past three to twelve months, with the expectation that they will continue to perform well. Momentum investing relies heavily on technical analysis and market timing.
  • Growth Investing: In contrast, growth investing focuses on identifying companies that display strong future growth potential, irrespective of their current valuations. This approach often involves a thorough examination of a company's fundamentals, such as revenue growth, profit margins, and competitive positioning.
  • Risk Management: Regardless of the investment strategy, it's essential to implement risk mitigation techniques to safeguard your portfolio. Utilizing tools like stop-loss orders, diversification, and position sizing can protect against significant downside while allowing you to capitalize on potential gains.

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