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52-week lows + turnover

Names breaking to fresh lows with meaningful trading value.

Observed 2026-09-08 · Fresh

KOSPI

1 names

RankNameMarketMetricMkt Cap
1

한화머시너리앤서비스홀딩스3우B

0220WL

KOSPI0.18 x62.1B KRW

KOSDAQ

4 names

RankNameMarketMetricMkt Cap
2

케이엠제약

225430

KOSDAQ12.18 x4.2B KRW
3

신라에스지

025870

KOSDAQ7.89 x4.4B KRW
4

아이큐어

175250

KOSDAQ0.28 x67.2B KRW
5

골드앤에스

035290

KOSDAQ1.76 x5.5B KRW

Interpretation guide

Why 52-week lows need turnover confirmation

The 52-Week Lows radar finds stocks that are not just falling, but breaking long-term support with real trading value behind the move. A fresh low means investors are abandoning a long-held price range, and turnover confirms whether real capital is exiting. It is a screen for locating the market's weakest links early.

Selection rules

The screen starts from KOSPI and KOSDAQ 52-week low lists, keeps names above a minimum trading value, and computes turnover versus the recent 20-session average. The goal is to focus on breakdowns where real money is leaving rather than thin small-cap slides.

  • Higher trading value confirms the breakdown is backed by actual selling.
  • The turnover multiple shows how much selling pressure exceeds normal trading.
  • The count of new lows is itself a warning gauge for market internals.

How to read the numbers

A rising count of high-turnover new lows signals broadening risk aversion. If the index corrects but only a few stocks make new lows, the damage is likely concentrated in specific sectors or single-stock issues.

  • A turnover multiple above 1.5x suggests stop-loss selling or capitulation in progress.
  • A close near the low of the day supports trend continuation to the downside.
  • A long lower wick with a turnover surge can also mark an early bottoming attempt.

How to respond

New-low stocks look cheap but are in broken trends, so observation comes before dip buying. If a holding appears on this list, re-check invalidation levels first. If several names cluster in one industry, treat it as sector-level risk.

  • When new lows cluster in one sector, review portfolio exposure to that sector first.
  • Cross-check the market breadth radar to see whether new lows are a market-wide problem.
  • Delay bottom-fishing until selling volume exhausts and a base starts to form.

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