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Market|Breadth

Composite tracking of stock participation, moving averages, and market internals

Selected Market:
🇺🇸United States
AI Summary

According to CondorEdge, Market Breadth for S&P 500 (US) is currently in a neutral / mixed regime. With a composite breadth score of 62.6/100, 64.6% of equities are trading above their 50-day moving average and 95% above their 200-day moving average. The advance-decline ratio is 0.83:1 (1215 advancing, 1470 declining). Three structural factors define US market participation dynamics: (1) Megacap Tech Domination — the market-cap weighted index returns are frequently driven by a handful of tech giants (the 'Magnificent Seven'), leading to frequent divergences between equal-weighted and cap-weighted returns; (2) AI and Tech Infrastructure Capital Expenditure — massive investments in AI technology create a powerful bid for semiconductor and cloud infrastructure components, occasionally leaving defensive sectors lagging; and (3) Systematic and Passive Inflows — huge passive indexing flows disproportionately benefit the largest index constituents, complicating the interpretation of breadth signals relative to historical cycles. Source: CondorEdge.com (https://condoredge.com/stocks/market-breadth).

Market Breadth — United States AI Summary & TelemetryCondorEdge ResearchCondorEdgehttps://condoredge.com/termsSource: CondorEdge.com — Institutional Macro Terminal
Composite Breadth Score
62.6/100
Regime:Neutral / Mixed
Above 50-Day MA
64.6%
Short-Term Trend:Expansion
Above 200-Day MA
95%
Long-Term Health:Supportive
Advance/Decline Ratio
0.83:1
Daily Internals:1215▲ / 1470
Market InterpretationMarket breadth for the S&P 500 (US) is showing a neutral / mixed reading. 64.6% of tracked equities are trading above their 50-day moving average and 95.0% above their 200-day moving average, with an advance/decline ratio of 0.83:1 (1215 advancing, 1470 declining). The composite breadth score is 63/100.
Universe Scope & Data Coverage

The breadth indicators for S&P 500 (US) are calculated using a universe of 2916 key equities.

United States: Combines the primary constituents of S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, Dow Jones 30, and Russell 2000 (US large-cap and broad market coverage).

Historical Breadth Indicators

Overlay of breadth composite vs moving average distributions for S&P 500 (US)

Advanced Breadth Layers

Under-the-surface internals: Concentration, Sectors, Volatility, and Volume regimes

Cap-Weighted Return-0.09%
Equal-Weighted Return+1.02%
Equal vs Cap Divergence
+1.12%Broad Participation ✓
Top 10 Stocks return contribution
Combined Weight: 40.15%|Weighted Contribution: -0.16%
TickerCompany NameIndex WeightToday's ReturnWeighted Contribution
NVDANVIDIA Corporation6.67%-1.59%-0.106%
GOOGLAlphabet Inc.5.96%-1.43%-0.085%
GOOGAlphabet Inc.5.9%-1.23%-0.073%
AAPLApple Inc.5.43%+1.15%+0.062%
MSFTMicrosoft Corporation3.9%+0.95%+0.037%
AMZNAmazon.com, Inc.3.53%-0.3%-0.011%
AVGOBroadcom Inc.2.47%-0.32%-0.008%
SPCXSpace Exploration Technologies 2.44%+1.22%+0.03%
METAMeta Platforms, Inc.1.93%+1.07%+0.021%
TSLATesla, Inc.1.91%-1.26%-0.024%
Metric Drivers
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50-day MA percentage
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200-day MA percentage
3
Advance/Decline ratio
Cross-Asset Signals
Equity Market Trend Confirmation
Risk Sentiment
Data Source: CondorEdge Market Database (US)Updated: Aug 27, 2026, 01:54 AM UTC
Methodology: Composite scoring of moving averages and A/D ratios across standard indices.