Weekly filter · S&P 500 constituents vs their 5-year high

S&P 500 Stocks Down 50% or More From Their 5-Year High

A mechanical filter over every S&P 500 constituent: the latest weekly close measured against the highest weekly close of the last five years. The screen keeps only the names that have given back half or more of that peak — a drawdown most large index members never see in a decade.

Filter Result

Run of Oct 5, 2026: 72 of 495 constituents closed 50% or more below their 5-year high.

72 matches

Company% below high
FMC CorporationFMC · Basic Materials93.9%
Enphase Energy, Inc.ENPH · Technology90.0%
Vylor, Inc.CTVA · Basic Materials86.6%
Charter Communications, Inc.CHTR · Communication Services85.0%
EPAM Systems, Inc.EPAM · Technology84.6%
lululemon athletica inc.LULU · Consumer Cyclical81.5%
NIKE, Inc.NKE · Consumer Cyclical80.9%
PayPal Holdings, Inc.PYPL · Financial Services80.3%
Align Technology, Inc.ALGN · Healthcare79.1%
Bath & Body Works, Inc.BBWI · Consumer Cyclical79.0%
Alexandria Real Estate Equities, Inc.ARE · Real Estate78.8%
Match Group, Inc.MTCH · Communication Services76.2%
Aptiv PLCAPTV · Consumer Cyclical75.3%
The Estée Lauder Companies Inc.EL · Consumer Defensive75.2%
Celanese CorporationCE · Basic Materials74.5%
Fidelity National Information Services, Inc.FIS · Technology74.1%
Builders FirstSource, Inc.BLDR · Industrials73.3%
Baxter International Inc.BAX · Healthcare73.1%
CoStar Group, Inc.CSGP · Real Estate72.4%
The Mosaic CompanyMOS · Basic Materials72.3%
Fair Isaac CorporationFICO · Technology72.2%
Pool CorporationPOOL · Industrials72.0%
Zoetis Inc.ZTS · Healthcare71.4%
Crown Castle Inc.CCI · Real Estate68.2%
Albemarle CorporationALB · Basic Materials67.9%

This is a mechanical filter result, not investment advice or a recommendation.

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Why a 50% Drawdown Matters

Halving from a five-year peak is not a correction. It is a repricing of the business itself.

Years of Gains Erased

A stock down 50% from its 5-year high needs to double just to get back to that peak — and the peak itself was the price five years of holders remember. When a name this large loses that much, the market has stopped believing a story it once paid full price for.

How It Is Computed

For each constituent we take 260 weekly closes from Yahoo Finance, find the highest one, and compare the latest close against it. The screen matches at 50% or more below that high. A stock needs the full 260 weeks of history to be screened at all.

What It Is Not

A deep drawdown is not a floor. Some of these names are broken businesses that keep falling; others are cyclicals at the bottom of a swing. The filter measures how far a price has fallen, not whether the fall is finished.

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