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S&P 500 Distance From 200DMA
A trend-extension chart showing how stretched the S&P 500 itself is relative to its long-term 200-day moving average.
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Dates & readable data
Selected historical events
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How To Read It
- Use shorter windows for tactical moves and Max for regime changes.
- Watch for divergences that persist, because they usually matter more than one noisy session.
- The clearest signals come when trend, participation, and risk all start pointing in the same direction.
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