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S&P 500 Sector Distance From 200DMA
This board shows which sectors are stretched farthest above trend and which ones are washed out enough to watch for reversal.
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Latest Sector Distance From 200DMA
Positive readings are above trend; negative readings are below trend. Updated through 2026-10-20.
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How To Read It
- Big positive readings mean a sector is stretched above trend; deep negative readings mean it is washed out below trend.
- Use it to spot potential mean-reversion setups as well as trends that may be running too hot.
- The most useful signals often come when extreme readings start reversing, not just when they print.
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