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Stocks at All-Time Highs & Breakout Stocks

Free weekly screener tracking stocks making new all-time highs and breakout stocks near their 52-week high — across US, European and Asian markets.

Covers US · UK · Germany · France · Japan · Hong Kong · India · South Korea · Taiwan and more

Stocks at all-time highs are among the most powerful signals in technical analysis — they show that buyers are in complete control and the market is making new records. This free breakout stock screener identifies every stock trading at or within 2% of its all-time high, as well as stocks breaking out above their 52-week high — the most widely watched resistance level used by professional traders.

The screener covers all major US stocks at all-time highs (NYSE & NASDAQ), leading European breakout stocks across the UK, Germany, France and beyond, and the top Asian stocks making new highs in Japan, Hong Kong, India and South Korea. Data is refreshed every Saturday. Use it alongside our ETF screener, sector performance tracker, and broker comparison tool to build a complete picture of market momentum.

⚠️ Prices delayed ~15 min · Not financial advice

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⚠️ Disclaimer: Data sourced from TradingView and may be delayed. This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. WhichBrokr is not a licensed financial adviser. Capital at risk.

What are all-time high stocks?

A stock trading at an all-time high (ATH) has reached the highest price ever recorded in its trading history. Rather than signalling that a stock is "too expensive", an ATH is often a bullish indicator — it means there is no overhead supply, and every existing shareholder is in profit, removing a key source of selling pressure.

Trend-following strategies specifically look for stocks breaking to new all-time highs as entry signals, based on the principle that strength tends to continue. Investors like William O'Neil (CANSLIM) and Mark Minervini built entire methodologies around buying stocks making new highs from sound chart bases.

What are breakout stocks?

Breakout stocks are shares that have moved above a key resistance level — typically the 52-week high — often on increased volume. The 52-week high acts as a psychological barrier: once a stock clears it, previous sellers who were "waiting to get back to even" have been satisfied, which can clear the path for a sustained move higher.

The 52-week high section of this screener shows stocks within 2% of that level — the classic base breakout zone watched by momentum traders. A stock consolidating just below its annual high and then breaking through with volume is one of the most reliable setups in technical trading.

How to use this screener

Each Saturday, this tool scans over 5,000 stocks across 14 global markets and surfaces those trading at or near new highs. Use the region tabs to switch between US stocks at all-time highs, European breakout stocks, and Asian market leaders.

Click the 📊 Chart button on any row to open a full interactive chart on TradingView. Before trading any breakout, consider using our BrokerMatch tool to find the right broker for your market and strategy, or our broker comparison table to check trading costs. Not all brokers offer access to European and Asian exchanges.

Frequently asked questions

Which markets does the screener cover?
US (all exchanges), UK, Germany, France, Switzerland, Netherlands, Spain, Italy, Sweden, Japan, Hong Kong, India, South Korea and Taiwan.
How often is the data updated?
Every Saturday at 08:00 UTC. The "last updated" timestamp above the table shows the exact date of the most recent scan.
What is the minimum market cap?
$500 million. Micro-cap and illiquid stocks are excluded to focus on tradeable, liquid names.
Is this financial advice?
No. This is a data tool for informational purposes only. Always do your own research and consult a regulated financial adviser before investing.