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3 Small Caps Hitting 52-Week Highs: Take Profits or Let Ride?
Written by Dan Schmidt. Published 10/15/2025.
Key Points
- Small-cap stocks often require a mix of fundamental and technical analysis when performing due diligence.
- Stocks hitting their 52-week high often have bullish momentum, but this isn't a foolproof method for picking winners.
- Using a variety of indicators is often the best strategy; we'll use several tools to identify bearish or bullish signals in the following three small caps.
When mega-cap stocks are hitting new all-time highs every other week, it's easy for smaller corners of the market to get lost in the excitement. If it's not artificial intelligence or crypto, it often doesn't get more than a 30-second soundbite on the financial news cycle. But gains count whether they come from big stocks or small stocks, and when speculative fervor intensifies, small-cap shares can quickly catch up to their larger counterparts.
Today, we'll examine three small-cap stocks that have reached a key technical level: their 52-week highs.
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Is it time to take profits on these winners, or are their rallies just getting started?
Using Research to Inform Small-Cap Investment Decisions
Small caps don't always behave like large-cap companies; their volatility often scares off risk-averse investors. To trade small caps successfully you must pay attention to both fundamental and technical signals, which can be tedious for investors who prefer not to be bothered with day-to-day market gyrations.
When a stock makes a new 52-week high, it's typically seen as a bullish momentum signal since new highs often lead to more new highs.
Of course, if all you needed to do was buy stocks breaking out to 52-week highs to earn outsized returns, every investor with a pulse would be using that as a blanket strategy. Instead, the 52-week high should be a beacon directing you to take a closer look. The tools you use in your research usually depend on your time frame.
If you're a long-term investor, fundamental metrics and future catalysts are crucial. If you have a shorter timeline (like day or swing trading), incorporate technical tools such as moving averages and momentum oscillators to find signals.
The following section will focus on these technical signals as we examine three small-cap breakout candidates that recently surpassed their 52-week high-water marks.
3 Small Cap Breakouts: Time to Sell or Hold For More Gains?
What counts as a small-cap stock? Even microcap and penny stocks can exceed $100 million in market cap nowadays, so for this piece we're sticking with companies under $5 billion in market cap. These three companies operate in different stock sectors, and various market influences have triggered their breakouts.
Sunrun: Riding Unexpected Solar Tailwinds
Sometimes, bad news can be good if the market has already priced in something worse. When the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) was being debated in Congress, many expected federal solar tax credits and subsidies to be eliminated.
Solar stocks spent much of the first half of 2025 in a drawdown, anticipating those changes.
When the final bill was signed into law, investors learned federal solar tax advantages weren't wiped out. While the bill calls for phaseouts of many solar initiatives, the outcome was bad rather than catastrophic.
In the months since, solar stocks have revived, especially small caps like Sunrun Inc. (NASDAQ: RUN).
Sunrun has received several analyst upgrades in the last two months, and the chart shows encouraging technical signs. The price has broken out above the 50-day and 200-day simple moving averages (SMAs), and a Golden Cross confirms upward momentum.
Additionally, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) has not yet hit overbought territory, suggesting this rally may have room to run.
ACM Research: Surprise, It's a Semiconductor Company
It wouldn't be a complete stock discussion without at least one tech name. ACM Research Inc. (NASDAQ: ACMR) sells critical semiconductor sanitizing equipment, and its roughly $2 billion market cap stock is up more than 150% year-to-date (YTD).
The catalyst is obvious: anything tied to AI has seen outsized gains. But how much longer can ACMR's run continue?
The ACMR daily chart is less encouraging than RUN's. The stock has established support at the 50-day SMA and the long-term trend appears intact, but the price has surged far above the support level it spent much of 2025 trading near, and the RSI moved into overbought territory, triggering a sell-off.
Betting against AI right now can be stressful, but ACMR looks likely to pull back toward its 50-day SMA before the rally can resume.
Sonos: A Surprising Breakout in a High-Tariff Environment
Sonos Inc. (NASDAQ: SONO) makes the wireless audio equipment that likely powers your NFL Sundays.
This sector is facing significant challenges from high tariffs. In its Q3 2025 earnings report released on August 6, the company missed earnings projections despite a slight revenue beat.
Executives also noted that U.S. tariffs on Vietnamese and Malaysian imports will force Sonos to raise prices later this year.
Despite these fundamental headwinds, the stock has climbed more than 50% in the last three months on a wave of bullish momentum. It's a tricky situation: the company faces margin pressure from tariffs, yet a Golden Cross signals strong upward momentum.
One key technical indicator to watch is the RSI, which recently entered overbought territory. If the RSI fades, momentum in SONO shares could weaken. If that happens, the 50-day SMA becomes a critical support level to monitor.
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