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Stocktwits Top 25 Week 52

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Welcome to the Stocktwits Top 25 Newsletter for Week 52 of 2024!

The Stocktwits Top 25 reports the 25 best-performing stocks in the S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, and Russell 2000 year to date (YTD) and tracks their performances over time. 

Here are the Stocktwits Top 25 Lists for Week 52:

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S&P 500
ST Top 25 S&P 500 💪

The S&P 500 Top 25 list (+0.23%) underperformed the S&P 500 index (+0.67%).

There were 3 major changes to the list this week.

Check out how the momentum meter has performed vs. the S&P 500 index.

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NASDAQ 100
The Large-Cap Nasdaq 100 🤖

The Nasdaq 100 Top 25 list (+0.36%) underperformed the Nasdaq 100 index (+0.86%).

There were 3 major changes to the list this week.

RUSSELL 2000
The Growth-Centric Russell 2000 🦐

The Russell 2000 Top 25 list (+1.77%) outperformed the Russell 2000 index (+0.09%).

There were 2 major changes to the list this week.

Top Dawg Of The Week 🐶

The Top 25 list’s Top Dawg was Redwire Corporation, which rallied 23.25%. 📈

The small-cap space solutions and space infrastructure company hit new all-time highs amid investors’ recent surge in industry interest. While no company-specific news drove this, several analyst notes throughout December have touted positive developments and tailwinds for the stock. 🚀 

Source: Stocktwits.com

$RDW is up 500.70% YTD.

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