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Petroleo Brasileiro, Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Among Stocks hitting 52-Week Lows Thursday

Take a look at these nine stocks that dropped to 52-week lows:

  • While trading on below-average volume, Petroleo Brasileiro (NYSE:PBR) declined today, hitting and then dropping past its previous 52-week low to $18.18. The stock price is down 2.3% with a volume of 11.9 million. The stock is down over the last three months, having fallen $9.47 (-34%) from $27.86 on March 19, 2012. The stock is trading at 89.3% of its 50-day moving average and 73.2% of its 200-day moving average.
  • The share price of Green Mountain Coffee Roasters (NASDAQ:GMCR) slid today, reaching and then falling even farther past its previous 52-week low of $20.72 to $20.20. The stock was trading on below-average volume. Shares have fallen 3.8%, trading at a volume of 4.6 million. The stock is trading at 72.9% of its 50-day moving average and 43.7% of its 200-day moving average.
  • While trading on above-average volume, Credit Suisse Group (NYSE:CS) dipped today, hitting and then dropping past its previous 52-week low to $17.82. On volume of five million shares, the stock price is down 9.9%. The stock is trading at 85.1% of its 50-day moving average and 73.1% of its 200-day moving average.
  • While trading on below-average volume, Petroleo Brasileiro (NYSE:PBR.A) sunk today, hitting and then dropping past its previous 52-week low to $17.59. Shares are down 1.9% and trading at a volume of 4.9 million. The stock has lost momentum over the last three months, losing $9.36 (-34.6%) from $27.09 on March 19, 2012. The stock is trading at 89.8% of its 50-day moving average and 74.5% of its 200-day moving average.
  • The share price of Newfield Exploration (NYSE:NFX) dropped today, reaching and then falling even farther past its previous 52-week low of $26.61 to $26.30. The stock was trading on below-average volume. While trading at a volume of 1.8 million, the stock price has fallen 1.4%. Over the last three months, the stock has lost $9.65 (-26.8%) from a price of $36.04 on March 19, 2012. The stock is trading at 86% of its 50-day moving average and 74.4% of its 200-day moving average.
  • While trading on below-average volume, Abercrombie & Fitch (NYSE:ANF) fell today, hitting and then dropping past its previous 52-week low to $30.30. The stock price is down 1.3% with a volume of 1.1 million. The stock is trading at 77.9% of its 50-day moving average and 65% of its 200-day moving average.
  • The share price of GameStop (NYSE:GME) declined today, reaching and then falling even farther past its previous 52-week low of $18.07 to $17.65. The stock was trading on below-average volume. Trading at a volume of 1.6 million, the stock price is down 2.5%. The stock is down over the last three months, having fallen $6.29 (-26.3%) from $23.95 on March 19, 2012. The stock is trading at 88% of its 50-day moving average and 78.8% of its 200-day moving average.
  • While trading on above-average volume, Lattice Semiconductor (NASDAQ:LSCC) slipped today, hitting and then dropping past its previous 52-week low of $4.20 to $3.70. The stock price has fallen 15.9% with a volume of 6.7 million. The stock is trading at 77.9% of its 50-day moving average and 64.5% of its 200-day moving average.
  • While trading on below-average volume, Acme Packet (NASDAQ:APKT) decreased today, hitting and then dropping past its previous 52-week low to $21.10. Shares are down 5.4% and trading at a volume of 865,962. The stock has been declining in the last two months, down $7.34 (-25.8%) from a price of $28.44 on April 17, 2012. The stock is trading at 86.3% of its 50-day moving average and 72.8% of its 200-day moving average.