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Eli Lilly hits all-time high while 13 S&P 500 stocks touch fresh lows

$Eli Lilly and Co (LLY.US)$ was the only $S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$ stock trading at all-time highs going back to 1952 when the company offered its first public shares of stock. The stock is higher this year by roughly 50%.
On the other hand, 13 stocks in the broad index dropped to fresh lows including a slew of consumer staples and utilities names.
Consumer staples names General Mills was trading at lows not seen since June 2022. Meanwhile, Campbell Soup Company dropped to lows not seen since March 2022. The sector was last down by 0.54%.
Meanwhile, utility stocks Eversource Energy and Dominion Energy dropped to their lowest levels since 2020. The utilities sector was the worst laggard in the S&P 500 Monday, lower by 1.08%.
Here are the S&P 500 names hitting fresh lows.
$Conagra Brands (CAG.US)$ trading at lows not seen since April 2020
$Campbell Soup (CPB.US)$ trading at lows not seen since March 2022
$General Mills (GIS.US)$ trading at lows not seen since June 2022
$Kellanova (K.US)$ trading at lows not seen since March 2022
$Walgreens Boots Alliance (WBA.US)$ trading at lows not seen since July 2010
$Illumina (ILMN.US)$ trading at lows not seen since Mar 2017
$Insulet (PODD.US)$ trading at lows not seen since June 2022
$Sealed Air (SEE.US)$ trading at lows not seen since July 2020
$American Electric Power (AEP.US)$ trading at lows not seen since March 2021
$The AES Corp (AES.US)$ trading at lows not seen since October 2020
$Dominion Energy Inc (DCUE.US)$ trading at lows not seen since September 2011
$Eversource Energy (ES.US)$ trading at lows not seen since March 2020
$NextEra Energy (NEE.US)$ trading at lows not seen since September 2020
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