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Western New York-based oil and gas company National Fuel Gas hit its 56th 52-week high on Tuesday. Up 52% in the past 12 months, FOMO appears to be building. Is it too late to jump on the bandwagon?

In Monday trading, there were 115 52-week highs, more than six times greater than the 52-week lows. Three of the leading sectors for 52-week highs were consumer cyclicals and industrials.

In Tuesday trading, 192 stocks hit 52-week highs, 19 times greater than the 52-week lows. Of the 192, 19 were real estate stocks, a sign the sector may have peaked.

Tuesday’s trading saw the 52-week highs rout the 52-week lows, with the former numbering 239 compared to two for the latter. Three of the eight asset managers that hit 52-week highs are long-term buys. Here’s why.

Among the 94 stocks hitting 52-week highs and lows in Tuesday trading, a consumer defensive stock based in Latin America hit a 52-week low, providing investors with a potential value play. Here’s why.

27 REITs were hitting 52-week highs in Tuesday’s trading, accounting for 17% of the 162 total. That was four times the number of stocks (40) hitting 52-week lows. Here are three of the REITs to consider buying.

In Tuesday’s trading, 146 stocks hit 52-week highs, 88 on the NYSE and 58 on Nasdaq. That compares to 64 hitting 52-week lows. There were more than 30 financial stocks hitting 52-week highs. These three are worth buying.

New York City-focused REIT Empire State Realty hit its 17th 52-week high on Tuesday. Shares of its operating partnership hit a 15th 52-week High. With little analyst coverage, here’s why it might be time to buy despite a lack of interest from investors.