← Browse all charts Chart intent Are stock-level moves staying orderly or getting more chaotic?
Methodology: Current constituents, not point-in-time membership. History starts 2019-05-13 and can carry survivorship or constituent-change bias.
Market Signal
S&P 500 Cross-Sectional Volatility
A same-day dispersion chart measuring how widely current S&P 500 member returns are spreading out from one another.
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Historical Context
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How To Read It
- Rising breadth means more stocks are participating; falling breadth means leadership is narrowing.
- If the index is strong while breadth weakens, concentration is likely doing more of the work.
- Extremes matter most when they reverse, because that is when internals begin to confirm or reject the headline move.
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