Ananke AlphaS&P 500
| 5 days | -2.7% |
| 1 month | -5.0% |
| 3 months | -4.9% |
| Year to date | +7.8% |
| 52-wk range | 6,316.91 – 7,844.52 |
| From 52-wk high | -6.0% |
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| Avg volume | 5.16B |
Between 30 and 70 is the normal zone: recent gains and losses are roughly balanced, so this indicator says nothing unusual right now.
The 50-day average (7,679) is the typical price over the last ~10 weeks. Price below it means the medium-term trend is down: recent buyers are, on average, underwater.
The 200-day average (7,325) is the typical price over the last ~10 months, the most-watched long-term trend line. Above it = long-term uptrend intact.
Price is -6.0% from the 52-week high and +16.8% above the 52-week low. Mid-range for the year.
On an ordinary day this moves about 106.28 from high to low. A day that moves 2–3× this is unusual and usually has a specific cause (earnings, news, a forced flow).
More than 2 standard deviations below its 20-day average: statistically stretched. Prices this far from the mean usually drift back toward it, though "usually" is not "always".
How much the price has actually been moving, annualized. 20% means roughly ±1.3% on a typical day. Volatility is rising: the last month has been rougher than the last three.
Normal participation.
Options on the index itself aren't pulled here.
| resistance | 7,827.85 | +6.1% |
| now | 7,376.86 |
A level is a price where trading repeatedly stalled or reversed. Below the current price = support (buyers showed up there before); above = resistance (sellers showed up there before). Found by grouping recent swing highs and lows within 1.5%. Reference points, not predictions.
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