5 More Stocks Near A 52-Week Low & Worth Buying Soon?

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When it comes to buying stocks, to me it is not about buying into the coolest company or holding onto that investment for the long term. It is about getting in and out fairly quickly with minimal risk and a small profit, then enjoying life a little with that profit. I generally look for undervalued companies as part of this strategy — ideally companies I have heard of, well under $100.00 per share, which are not “penny stocks” — in knowing that stocks go up and down regularly.

Below are 5 stocks near their 52-week low, possibly implying that they are undervalued at this time and that there is some money to be made in the near-future. Disclaimers below; but in short, I am not a licensed financial advisor, and am not being compensated by any stocks or stock platforms to endorse these entities. Advice to follow at your own risk.

1. Volkswagen

Volkswagen AG (ADR: VWAGY) is currently priced at $10.18, near its 52-week low of $10.15. The Germany-based automobile manufacturer was founded in 1937.

2. Moderna

Moderna, Inc. (NASDAQ: MRNA) is currently priced at $55.00, near its 52-week low of $54.80. The Cambridge, Massachusetts-based developer of medicines and vaccines was founded in 2010.

3. ManpowerGroup

ManpowerGroup, Inc. (NYSE: MAN) is currently priced at $67.48, near its 52-week low of $65.81; it has gone up close to 40 cents per share in after-hours trading. The Milwaukee, Wisconsin-based workforce solutions company was founded in 1948 and operates steadily across the Americas, Europe, Asia Pacific and Middle East.

4. Etsy

Etsy Inc. (NASDAQ: Etsy) is currently priced at $52.57, near its 52-week low of $48.07; after-hours trading today saw a rise around $1.80 per share. The New York-based online marketplace was founded in 2005.

5. Boeing

The Boeing Co. (NYSE: BA) is currently priced at $156.00, near its 52-week low of $146.02; after-hours trading saw a rise around 70 cents per share. The Arlington, Virginia-based aerospace company was founded in 1916.

Disclaimer: This is not financial advice. Please consult a financial advisor before making investment decisions. I am not a licensed financial advisor. As of this article’s writing, I am not affiliated with any stock platforms nor being paid to endorse any entities. I do not own any of these stocks at time of submitting this article for publishing, but have covered some of these entities over the years as a journalist and/or podcaster.