Commvault Systems Carries To All-Time Highs

New 52-Week Highs led New Lows — 84 vs. 28.

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Markets were muted. The Dow inched higher. The Russell 2000 stumbled -0.70%.

Consumer discretionary and energy advanced more than +0.50%. Utilities tumbled -1.04%.

New 52-Week Highs led New Lows — 84 vs. 28.

The Best of the Best

Commvault Systems ($CVLT) is the best of the best. The data protection service provider propelled +2.32% and closed at an all-time high.

Here’s the daily chart.

And weekly chart.

Osisko Gold Royalties ($OR) is a notable new high. The Canadian gold miner marched +4.03% and closed at its highest price since May 2023.

Here’s the daily chart.

And monster monthly chart.

Iris Energy ($IREN) is a notable new high. The Bitcoin miner and AI cloud service provider surged +13.36% following its May 2024 investor update.

$IREN closed at its highest price since April 2022.

Here’s the daily chart.

And weekly chart.

The Worst of the Worst

Five Below ($FIVE) is the worst of the worst. The discount retailer dumped -10.60% following its Q1 earnings report.

$FIVE closed at its lowest price since July 2022.

Here’s the daily chart.

And weak weekly chart.

DLocal ($DLO) is a notable new low. The online payments processor fell -0.24% and closed at an all-time low.

Here’s the daily chart.

And weak weekly chart.

Sprinklr ($CXM) is a notable new low. The enterprise cloud software provider tumbled -15.13% following its Q1 earnings report.

Here’s the daily chart.

And weak weekly chart.

52-Week Highs

52-Week Lows

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