In this article, we will look at the 10 Best 52-Week Low NASDAQ Stocks to Buy Now.
Stocks nearing or falling to 52-week lows often start to stand out when market fear and price moves begin to run ahead of underlying fundamentals. A mix of broad selling pressure, geopolitical uncertainty, and changing macro expectations has pushed more stocks to new lows, but the reasons are not always the same. Some are facing real deterioration in their business, while others may simply be getting swept up in a wider risk-off environment that has pulled down even fundamentally solid companies.
That is broadly consistent with how large institutions are framing this kind of market. J.P. Morgan Asset Management says “many of our best ideas focus on out-of-favor quality stocks.” Franklin Templeton makes a similar point, arguing that “periodic pullbacks are normal” and can create chances to add at “more attractive prices.” Fidelity is even more direct, saying “market pullbacks can provide windows of opportunity to pick up quality stocks” at “temporarily marked-down prices.” Taken together, the message is not that every dip deserves to be bought, but that weakness can create better entry points when the underlying business remains sound.
Against this backdrop, we will look at the 10 Best 52-Week Low NASDAQ Stocks to Buy Now.
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10. Keurig Dr Pepper Inc. (NASDAQ:KDP)
On April 1, 2026, Keurig Dr Pepper Inc. (NASDAQ:KDP) and JDE Peet’s announced that KDP had acquired 96.22% of the shares of JDE Peet’s in the offer. The company also named Rafael Oliveira as CEO of its coffee operating unit and as CEO of the future Global Coffee Co. following the planned separation. Rafael Oliveira will join KDP’s executive leadership team during the integration period, reporting to CEO Tim Cofer, who is expected to serve as CEO of the future Beverage Co. upon separation. The company said the timing of the separation will depend on key milestones, including leverage levels and market conditions, with operational readiness targeted by year-end 2026.
On March 30, 2026, Deutsche Bank lowered its price target on Keurig Dr Pepper Inc. to $28 from $34 previously and maintained a Hold rating on the shares. Deutsche Bank cited “legitimate and widespread pressures” across the consumer packaged goods industry, pointing to cost inflation, potential demand pressure, and currency headwinds.
Keurig Dr Pepper Inc. manufactures and distributes beverages and single-serve brewing systems across multiple markets.
9. Kimberly-Clark Corporation (NASDAQ:KMB)
On March 31, 2026, TD Cowen analyst Robert Moskow lowered the price target on Kimberly-Clark Corporation (NASDAQ:KMB) to $96 from $105 and maintained a Hold rating. Robert Moskow said estimates were reduced across the household and personal care space, citing higher oil-related input costs tied to the Iran war and noting companies may not fully offset these pressures. Robert Moskow added that price increases could remain “sticky” due to infrastructure damage, while pointing to declining pricing power and limited ability to trade consumers up to premium products.
On March 30, 2026, Deutsche Bank lowered its price target on Kimberly-Clark Corporation to $109 from $110 and maintained a Hold rating. Deutsche Bank cited “legitimate and widespread pressures” across the consumer packaged goods sector, pointing to cost inflation, potential demand pressure from trade-down, and currency headwinds.
Earlier in March, Kimberly-Clark appointed Francesco Tinto as Chief Information & Global Business Services Officer, effective March 9. Francesco Tinto reports to President and COO Russ Torres and joins the executive leadership team, having previously served as Chief Digital Officer at Advantage Solutions.
Kimberly-Clark Corporation manufactures and markets personal care products.
8. Hamilton Lane Incorporated (NASDAQ:HLNE)
On March 24, 2026, BMO Capital lowered the price target on Hamilton Lane Incorporated (NASDAQ:HLNE) to $118 from $148 and maintained an Outperform rating. BMO Capital cited pressures across alternative asset managers, including BDC redemptions, credit issues in asset-based finance markets, AI-driven disruption, and market volatility impacting realizations, while also noting widening credit spreads and concerns around underwriting and downside protection.
On March 19, 2026, CenterSquare Investment Management and funds managed by Hamilton Lane announced a partnership to recapitalize Tenaya Village, an Essential Service Retail shopping center in suburban Las Vegas. Rob Holuba said the firm is “thrilled to partner with Hamilton Lane,” noting the collaboration supports its strategy and reflects continued opportunity in the retail sector.
On March 17, 2026, Hamilton Lane announced a strategic investment in Republic aimed at expanding retail investor access to private market funds. Juan Delgado said private markets are becoming more inclusive, adding that the investment aligns with efforts to broaden participation and support long-term growth.
Hamilton Lane Incorporated provides private market investment management services across a range of strategies.
7. Universal Display Corporation (NASDAQ:OLED)
On April 1, 2026, Roth Capital maintained a Buy rating and $180 price target on Universal Display Corporation (NASDAQ:OLED). Roth Capital has cited ongoing headwinds, including memory-related pressure on smartphones, macro concerns tied to the Iran conflict, and delays in blue emitters, but said it remains more positive following recent discussions with management. The firm noted that higher-end OLED smartphones appear more insulated, new fab capacity is on track for 2026/27, IT demand continues to ramp, and blue emitter activity remains ongoing, adding that concerns appear reflected in the stock.
In February, Universal Display Corporation reported Q4 EPS of $1.39, above the $1.27 consensus estimate, with revenue of $179.93 million compared to the $172.83 million consensus. Chief Finance Officer Brian Millard said that the results reflected “record” revenue, pointing to continued OLED market development, including growth in IT applications and foldable devices, while noting a dynamic near-term environment. The company expects FY26 revenue of $650 million – $700 million versus the $720.33 million consensus.
Universal Display Corporation develops and commercializes OLED technologies and materials for display and lighting applications.
6. TPG Inc. (NASDAQ:TPG)
On April 5, 2026, BofA analyst Craig Siegenthaler lowered the price target on TPG Inc. (NASDAQ:TPG) to $60 from $69 and maintained a Buy rating. Craig Siegenthaler said targets were reduced across the asset manager group as part of a Q1 preview, citing macro indicators pointing to a “challenging” first half of 2026 and noting limited expectations for strong Q1 results across the group.
On March 24, 2026, BMO Capital analyst Brennan Hawken lowered the price target on TPG to $48 from $60 and maintained an Outperform rating. Brennan Hawken cited pressures, including BDC redemptions, credit issues in asset-based finance markets, AI-driven disruption, and market volatility affecting realizations, while also pointing to widening credit spreads and fraud allegations raising concerns around underwriting and downside protection.
Earlier in March, BMO Capital analyst Brennan Hawken lowered the price target on TPG to $48 from $60 and maintained an Outperform rating, reiterating similar concerns around BDC redemptions, credit conditions, AI-related disruption, and market volatility, along with questions around underwriting and downside protection.
TPG Inc. provides alternative asset management and investment-related services globally.
5. Merit Medical Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:MMSI)
On April 1, 2026, Merit Medical Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:MMSI) announced it had acquired View Point Medical through a merger, making it a wholly-owned subsidiary. The transaction has an aggregate consideration of approximately $140M, including assumed liabilities, with $90M paid in cash at closing and two deferred payments of $25M each due by the first and second anniversaries of closing. The company said the acquisition is expected to contribute $2M to $4M in revenue from April 1 through December 31 and dilute non-GAAP EPS by about 5c, while also being dilutive to GAAP net income and EPS in 2026 and 2027 before becoming accretive thereafter.
On March 24, 2026, Medtronic announced a distribution agreement with Merit Medical Systems, Inc. to offer ViaVerte, a minimally invasive basivertebral nerve ablation system. The companies said the system features a physician-controlled steerable mechanism for targeted treatment of chronic vertebrogenic lower back pain, and the agreement expands their ongoing collaboration.
On March 16, 2026, Merit Medical Systems announced the U.S. commercial release of the Resilience Through-the-Scope Esophageal Stent, indicated for the treatment of esophageal fistulas and strictures caused by malignant tumors, expanding its Endoscopy product portfolio.
Merit Medical Systems, Inc. develops and markets medical products for interventional, diagnostic, and therapeutic procedures.
4. Dorman Products, Inc. (NASDAQ:DORM)
On April 2, 2026, Dorman Products, Inc. (NASDAQ:DORM) announced that its board appointed Kevin Olsen as chairman, in addition to his roles as president and CEO. Steven Berman will remain on the board after serving as chairman since 2011. Kevin Olsen has been a board member and has served as president and CEO since 2019.
In March 2026, Roth Capital lowered its price target on Dorman Products to $162 from $182 and maintained a Buy rating. Roth Capital said the company reported better-than-expected Q4 results but issued weaker FY26 guidance, noting Light Duty demand remains robust, Heavy Duty has improved, and Specialty is steady.
Meanwhile, Jefferies upgraded Dorman Products to Buy from Hold with a price target of $140, down from $159. Jefferies said recent underperformance has created an attractive entry point, noting the stock is trading at a historical discount following “downbeat” Q1 guidance despite record margins, strong cash generation, and long-term growth visibility.
Dorman Products, Inc. supplies replacement and upgrade parts for the motor vehicle aftermarket industry.
3. Arhaus, Inc. (NASDAQ:ARHS)
On March 30, 2026, TD Cowen lowered the price target on Arhaus, Inc. (NASDAQ:ARHS) to $9 from $12 and maintained a Buy rating. TD Cowen said it kept its estimates unchanged but reduced its valuation multiple.
Earlier in March, BofA analyst Madeline Cech lowered the price target on Arhaus to $11 from $12 and maintained a Neutral rating. Madeline Cech said the company has a positive long-term outlook supported by showroom growth, domestic sourcing, and supply chain efficiencies, but noted weak housing turnover, consumer uncertainty, and planned systems investments over the next 12–24 months could weigh on near-term margin recovery.
Arhaus reported Q1 EPS of 11c, above the 9c consensus estimate, with revenue of $364.84M compared to the $351.53M consensus. CEO John Reed highlighted “record net revenue” and continued growth, while CFO Michael Lee pointed to strong cash flow, a $253M cash balance, and a 35c special dividend, noting the company will remain debt-free with liquidity to support long-term growth.
Arhaus, Inc. operates as a premium home furnishings retailer in the United States.
2. Rapid7, Inc. (NASDAQ:RPD)
On March 26, 2026, Rapid7, Inc. (NASDAQ:RPD) announced it had acquired Kenzo Security, an agentic AI security platform focused on autonomous security investigations. The company said the transaction is not expected to have a material impact on revenue, ARR, profitability, or free cash flow.
On March 24, 2026, Citi lowered the price target on Rapid7 to $7 from $11.50 and maintained a Neutral rating. Citi said discussions with the company’s investor relations team led to a more cautious view on the Q1 and FY26 outlook, citing ongoing go-to-market changes, execution risks, and continued churn across a significant portion of the business, along with limited near-term catalysts.
On March 17, 2026, Rapid7 announced updates to its 2026 PACT Partner Program aimed at strengthening alignment with its partner ecosystem and supporting growth through the channel. The company said the updates include new partner tier differentiation, simplified deal structures, and improved program economics to enhance collaboration as demand for AI-integrated cybersecurity solutions increases.
Rapid7, Inc. provides cybersecurity software and services across cloud and on-premises environments.
1. Kanzhun Limited (NASDAQ:BZ)
On March 31, 2026, Kanzhun Limited (NASDAQ:BZ) announced continued execution of its share repurchase program, using approximately RMB34.5M to repurchase 744,334 ordinary shares on March 30. The company said it has deployed over RMB576M toward buybacks year-to-date in 2026.
On March 20, 2026, Barclays lowered the price target on Kanzhun to $19 from $28 and maintained an Overweight rating. Barclays said Q4 results came in above expectations, but Q1 guidance was weaker due to Chinese New Year seasonality.
On March 18, 2026, Kanzhun reported Q4 adjusted EPS of RMB 1.90 compared to RMB 1.62 last year, with revenue of RMB 2.08B versus RMB 1.82B a year ago. Total paid enterprise customers reached 6.8 million, up 11.5%, while average monthly active users were 58.0 million in Q4, up 10.1%, and 60.7 million for full-year 2025, up 14.5%. CEO Jonathan Peng Zhao said the company delivered “steady and high-quality growth,” highlighting recovery in recruitment demand, expansion in AI capabilities, and plans to return at least 50% of adjusted net income to shareholders through buybacks and dividends.
Kanzhun Limited provides online recruitment services in China.
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