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S&P 500 market breadth

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The confirmed S&P 500 Breadth Score for 2026-10-27 is 805.94 out of 1100 (Strong), equivalent to 73.27% sector-balanced Breadth Percent. Each of the 11 GICS sectors has equal weight.

Primary market state

Breadth Score

805.94/ 1100

Equivalent to 73.27% Sector Balanced Breadth.

Strong

Broad participation is strong across the S&P 500.

Market-state scale

Sector Balanced Breadth on a 0–1100 scale: 60% becomes 660 points. The same measure, expressed as a score.

How is the score calculated?

Find the share of stocks above their moving average in each sector, then add the 11 sector percentages to get the Breadth Score. Every sector has equal weight. Divide the score by 11 to get Breadth Percent, also called Sector Balanced Breadth.

Across the index

Sector participation

Communication Services

36.36%

Weak

8 of 22 eligible securities above their moving average

Consumer Discretionary

63.83%

Strong

30 of 47 eligible securities above their moving average

Consumer Staples

82.35%

Extreme Strength

28 of 34 eligible securities above their moving average

Energy

80.95%

Extreme Strength

17 of 21 eligible securities above their moving average

Financials

78.95%

Strong

60 of 76 eligible securities above their moving average

Health Care

86.67%

Extreme Strength

52 of 60 eligible securities above their moving average

Industrials

68.67%

Strong

57 of 83 eligible securities above their moving average

Materials

79.17%

Strong

19 of 24 eligible securities above their moving average

Real Estate

80.00%

Extreme Strength

24 of 30 eligible securities above their moving average

Information Technology

58.67%

Neutral

44 of 75 eligible securities above their moving average

Utilities

90.32%

Extreme Strength

28 of 31 eligible securities above their moving average

This daily reading has been confirmed. Read the calculation methodology for the formula, historical membership sources and eligibility rules.