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The S&P 500 the way a trader looks at it, explained in plain words. Each list says what it shows, how people read it, and what the public record shows next to the price.
Session of Friday, November 13, 2026 · End-of-day prices, not live quotes
In plain words: Most of the index is in a short-term uptrend, and the session was broad: far more stocks rose than fell.
How the session was spread
39 companies moved 3% or more in either direction. Most closed within 1% of the day before: the index moved on a few names.
The S&P 500 over a year (SPY fund)
Momentum: RSI of every company
The middle company has an RSI of 56. 65 are over 70 (called overbought) and 27 under 30 (oversold). A market where most readings sit above 50 has had more up closes than down closes over the last 14 sessions.
Where prices sit in their year
One signal is common. A company with three or more in the same session (heavy volume, a gap, a new high or low, a stretched RSI, insiders buying, results filed) is where a trader looks first.
Which parts of the market led and which lagged. Each figure is the average stock of the sector, every company counting once whatever its size. Tap a sector to see only its stocks in the lists.
Type the ticker of an S&P 500 company to read its trend, momentum and volume in everyday words, and how it stands against its sector.
OLP is not among the S&P 500 companies this page covers. Its filings and price are on the OLP page.
Unusual activity
Movers
The arithmetic of a trade before it is placed: how many shares fit a loss decided in advance, what leverage does to a gain and to a loss, how often a plan has to work, and what it takes to come back from a loss.
Fill the four boxes. The stop is the price at which you would sell to limit the loss.
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Shares traded each session
RSI (14)45
The 50-day average is above the 200-day average: the last two and a half months were stronger than the last ten. The close is below the first and above the second.
148 of 492 companies are in the top fifth of their own 52-week range, 44 in the bottom fifth. Left is near the low of the year, right is near the high.
In plain words: Consumer Staples led the session (+1.22% for its average stock) and Information Technology was last (−1.72%). Money moved between sectors rather than in or out of the whole market.
Trend
Stretched
Public record
What it is. Stocks whose 14-day RSI is under 30: the recent closes were almost all down.
How to read it. RSI compares the size of recent up days and down days on a 0 to 100 scale. Under 30, selling has been one-sided and a bounce is common, but a stock in real trouble can stay under 30 for weeks.
Universe: the S&P 500 members, one listing per company. Prices: Polygon.io end-of-day, adjusted for splits; a one-day move that looks like an unrecorded split is withheld. Insider purchases: SEC Form 4, open-market purchases only. Results: 8-K Item 2.02. A filing placed beside a price move is a fact, never given as its cause. Nothing here is advice to buy or sell.
