6 ASX All Ords sharing cracking new 52-week highs on Tuesday

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This Tuesday's trading session has been a pretty depressing one for the All Ordinaries Index (ASX: XAO) and most ASX All Ords shares. At present, the All Ords has lost a notable 0.42% and is back under 7,400 points.

But there are a few ASX All Ords shares that are proving to be lights in the dark today by hitting new 52-week highs. Let's check them out.

Six ASX All Ords shares that just hit new 52-week highs

First up is Paladin Energy Ltd (ASX: PDN). Paladin shares are having another positive, if shaky, day today. The All Ords uranium share touched a new 52-week high of $1.04 just after market open this morning. In late afternoon trade, Paladin is trading at $1.01 a share.

This leaves the Paladin Energy share price up a happy 53.3% year to date.

Paladin's uranium-focused peer Boss Energy Ltd (ASX: BOE) is another All Ords share making waves today. Boss shares are presently enjoying a sizeable 2.29% bounce at $4.47  a share. But earlier this afternoon, Boss climbed up to a new 52-week high of $4.55. Today's strong moves put this energy stock up a whopping 121.7% in 2023 thus far.

Next, we have Emerald Resources N.L. (ASX: EMR). Emerald shares are on fire today, with the company currently sitting on a pleasing gain of 4.12% to $2.655 a share. That's right on this All Ords gold stock's new 52-week (and all-time record) high. The Emerald Resources share price is now up an impressive 124.4% this year.

Let's move on to another All Ords uranium share in Lotus Resources Ltd (ASX: LOT). Lotus Resources is another company having an exceptionally strong session this Tuesday. Right now, Lotus shares are fetching 28.5 cents each, up 3.64% for the day. But just after open this morning, Lotus hit a new 52-week high of 29 cents per share. As it currently stands, Lotus shares are up a rosy 50% in 2023 to date.

Last but not least

Our penultimate All Ords stock worth a look is Monash IVF Group Ltd (ASX: MVF).

Monash is another stock that peaked just after market open this morning, climbing to a new 52-week high of $1.30 a share. This healthcare stock's shares have since cooled a little. But the Monash share price still remains up 1.59% today at $1.275 a share, as well as up 37.6% year to date in 2023 thus far.

Finally, let's take a look at United Malt Group Ltd (ASX: UMG). This company is perhaps our least enthusiastic All Ords stock today, with United Malt shares currently only up by 0.1% (still a win in today's market).

But again, it was in morning trade that this company really shone. Just after the commencement of trading this morning, the United Malt share price hit a new 52-week high of $4.95 a share. Right now, this company is up a happy 41.55% this year.

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