S&P 500 breadth falls: 42.34% above 50-day average
Only 42.34% of S&P 500 stocks were trading above their 50-day moving average as of Sept. 8, per Barchart data shared on X. The measure was the weakest in five months.
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Only 42.34% of S&P 500 stocks were trading above their 50-day moving average as of Sept. 8, per Barchart data shared on X. The measure was the weakest in five months.
U.S. stocks traded in split fashion by midday Wednesday, with a resilient Dow and S&P 500 masking softer breadth as rising oil prices and fresh tariffs kept a lid on risk appetite ahead of the first “Magnificent Seven” earnings of the season. Oil prices climbed as the U.S. carried out its 11th consecutive night of stri