Yesterday, the NYSE and Nasdaq saw more new 52-week lows than highs. NYSE had 40 new highs to 101 lows, Nasdaq had 73 highs to 297 lows. Market correction caused by red across the board – Dow down 0.53%, S&P 500 (-1.17%), Nasdaq (-2.04%), Russell 2000 (-1.78%).

Whirlpool (WHR) hit its 20th new 52-week low at $69.01. Stock down 65% over the past year. Despite decline, opportunity for value investors. Stock and business struggles, but recent Q3 results show improvement.

Pool Corp. (POOL) hit its 25th new 52-week low at $254.83. World’s largest wholesale distributor of pool supplies. Sales doubled during COVID-19 but expectations now unreasonable. Analysts rate it a Buy with a median target price of $333, 31% above current share price.

Pool’s operating cash flow was $456.3 million in the last 12 months, with free cash flow of $394.7 million. Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway has been increasing its stake in Pool. Consider buying Pool stock after Berkshire reports its Q3 2025 holdings.

Read more at Yahoo Finance: Two 52-Week Low Stocks Worth a Bet