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S&P 500 versus its 200-day moving average today

Data as of Oct 27, 2026

+5.8 % Fair

Higher than on 45% of the days of the last 10 years.

Change over 1 week: −0.2 pp. Over 1 month: −0.7 pp.

Last month

DateValueColour
Oct 27, 2026+5.8 %Fair
Oct 26, 2026+5.2 %Fair
Oct 23, 2026+4.5 %Fair
Oct 22, 2026+5.1 %Fair
Oct 21, 2026+6.4 %Fair
Oct 20, 2026+5.9 %Fair
Oct 19, 2026+5.7 %Fair
Oct 16, 2026+5.3 %Fair
Oct 15, 2026+6.5 %Fair
Oct 14, 2026+6.3 %Fair
Oct 13, 2026+7.5 %Fair
Oct 12, 2026+7.6 %Fair
Oct 9, 2026+7.7 %Fair
Oct 8, 2026+7.1 %Fair
Oct 7, 2026+7.6 %Fair
Oct 6, 2026+8.0 %Fair
Oct 5, 2026+7.5 %Fair
Oct 2, 2026+6.8 %Fair
Oct 1, 2026+6.1 %Fair
Sep 30, 2026+6.0 %Fair
Sep 29, 2026+6.2 %Fair
Sep 28, 2026+6.5 %Fair

Over the last 10 years

What it is

The 200-day average is the S&P 500's mean price over the last trading year. Comparing today's price with it is the classic way to see whether the underlying trend is up or down.

How to read it

Above the average (a positive value) the trend is healthy; below it, weak. The colour compares today's distance with the last 10 years.

Frequently asked questions

What is the 200-day moving average?

The S&P 500's average closing price over the last 200 sessions, roughly one trading year.

What does being below it mean?

That today's price is below its one-year average: the underlying trend has weakened.

Is it a buy or sell signal?

No. Here it only describes the current trend against its history, with no recommendations.

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