Clear Secure Stock Near 52-Week High as TSA Line Chaos Spurs App Surge, Even After Nordea Cut Stake (MarketScreener)
Clear Secure hovered just off its 52-week high Thursday, drawing a fresh wave of investor attention—even as new filings flagged by MarketBeat revealed Nordea Investment Management trimmed its position late last year. Shares ended Wednesday at $54.48, a gain of 1.77% for the session and now up 55.3% for 2026. Earlier in the week, the stock topped out at $56.30, its best mark in a year. Timing is key here: snarled airport lines have become a catalyst for Clear’s business. The $209-a-year CLEAR Plus program leans on fingerprints or eye scans to push users past the ID check—available now in roughly 60 airports. Reuters put out numbers Wednesday showing over 480 TSA officers have quit since the partial U.S. government shutdown kicked off in mid-February, and some passengers have faced security waits topping four hours.
