S&P 500 Stocks
290 of the 493 S&P 500 companies with a quote rose at the last close and 200 fell.
To Understand This
290 of the 493 S&P 500 companies with a quote rose at the last close and 200 fell.
To Understand This
Nasdaq 100
QQQ
674.25
− 2.02%− 13.92
S&P 500
SPY
754.37
− 0.36%− 2.75
Dow Jones
DIA
523.15
+ 0.13%+ 0.68
Russell 2000
IWM
277.54
− 0.32%− 0.90
Alpaca · SIPUpdated November 13 19:59 NY15 Minutes Delayed
Last Close Median+ 0.25%
The index can diverge from it through the weight of its giants.
Share of Advancers
59%30 largest companies by market value, largest first; tile colour shows the daily move.
Alpaca · SIPUpdated November 13 19:59 NY15 Minutes Delayed
Change data is available for 493 of 499 companies. · List Composition: Aug 1, 2026Bars use the same percentage scale across both lists.Full Bar 11.0%
Change · Price ($)
| # | Company | Sector | Change | Price ($) | Weekly | Day Range | Market Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Communication Services | + 4.32% | 138.39 | + 17.21% | $15.9 B | ||
| 2 | Health Care | + 4.29% | 264.32 | + 4.76% | $25.8 B | ||
| 3 | Financials | + 4.21% | 91.90 | − 5.65% | $24.3 B | ||
| 4 | Health Care | + 3.89% | 73.00 | + 2.19% | $36.1 B | ||
| 5 | Energy | + 3.82% | 291.91 | + 7.18% | $20.1 B | ||
| 6 | Communication Services | + 3.79% | 68.20 | + 2.67% | $28.8 B | ||
| 7 | Financials | + 3.67% | 29.40 | + 2.82% | $15.2 B | ||
| 8 | Financials | + 3.25% | 63.50 | + 1.43% | $33.8 B | ||
| 9 | Consumer Staples | + 3.24% | 40.84 | + 1.26% | $7.22 B | ||
| 10 | Information Technology | + 3.20% | 196.75 | + 1.84% | $47.4 B | ||
| 11 | Energy | + 3.11% | 33.78 | + 6.09% | $27.9 B | ||
| 12 | Information Technology | + 2.93% | 405.21 | + 4.57% | $136 B | ||
| 13 | Real Estate | + 2.82% | 30.95 | + 1.34% | $12.5 B | ||
| 14 | Health Care | + 2.76% | 359.03 | + 7.64% | $68.5 B | ||
| 15 | Consumer Staples | + 2.74% | 36.39 | − 0.79% | $49.5 B | ||
| 16 | Consumer Discretionary | + 2.71% | 86.82 | + 0.13% | $11.6 B | ||
| 17 | Consumer Discretionary | + 2.70% | 40.39 | − 0.83% | $25.3 B | ||
| 18 | Communication Services | + 2.66% | 26.97 | + 2.22% | $14.6 B | ||
| 19 | Consumer Staples | + 2.58% | 72.80 | + 4.19% | $35.1 B | ||
| 20 | Industrials | + 2.56% | 38.88 | + 2.45% | $18.6 B | ||
| 21 | Consumer Staples | + 2.53% | 25.10 | + 2.03% | $29.8 B | ||
| 22 | Consumer Staples | + 2.48% | 34.35 | − 3.35% | $18.4 B | ||
| 23 | Consumer Discretionary | + 2.44% | 185.55 | − 1.69% | $109 B | ||
| 24 | Industrials | + 2.41% | 314.50 | + 0.78% | $25.5 B | ||
| 25 | Health Care | + 2.39% | 1,102.81 | + 3.96% | $129 B | ||
| 26 | Health Care | + 2.36% | 83.31 | + 4.94% | $31.1 B | ||
| 27 | Consumer Discretionary | + 2.33% | 341.01 | + 2.23% | $11.2 B | ||
| 28 | Information Technology | + 2.29% | 30.37 | + 2.05% | $18.0 B | ||
| 29 | Industrials | + 2.28% | 232.85 | + 7.03% | $21.7 B | ||
| 30 | Industrials | + 2.24% | 133.93 | + 8.39% | $20.0 B | ||
| 31 | Consumer Staples | + 2.24% | 145.44 | + 2.90% | $198 B | ||
| 32 | Consumer Discretionary | + 2.16% | 72.37 | − 1.63% | $79.8 B | ||
| 33 | Consumer Staples | + 2.16% | 109.50 | + 0.92% | $36.4 B | ||
| 34 | Consumer Staples | + 2.15% | 47.41 | − 2.98% | $12.8 B | ||
| 35 | Communication Services | + 2.15% | 637.01 | + 5.17% | $1.65 T | ||
| 36 | Consumer Staples | + 2.11% | 99.50 | + 3.74% | $428 B | ||
| 37 | Financials | + 2.10% | 83.99 | − 1.05% | $50.5 B | ||
| 38 | Utilities | + 2.08% | 13.24 | + 2.16% | $29.2 B | ||
| 39 | Financials | + 2.04% | 282.94 | + 0.47% | $72.6 B | ||
| 40 | Consumer Staples | + 2.03% | 30.65 | + 0.23% | $14.1 B | ||
| 41 | Consumer Staples | + 2.02% | 71.22 | + 4.58% | $42.1 B | ||
| 42 | Financials | + 2.00% | 335.34 | + 1.97% | $30.9 B | ||
| 43 | Information Technology | + 1.96% | 329.00 | + 2.68% | $269 B | ||
| 44 | Materials | + 1.96% | 9.37 | − 20.76% | $6.25 B | ||
| 45 | Financials | + 1.96% | 71.93 | − 0.26% | $23.9 B | ||
| 46 | Communication Services | + 1.94% | 25.28 | + 3.16% | $89.8 B | ||
| 47 | Information Technology | + 1.94% | 324.00 | + 0.61% | $15.3 B | ||
| 48 | Information Technology | + 1.90% | 264.42 | + 1.03% | $55.3 B | ||
| 49 | Consumer Discretionary | + 1.85% | 84.56 | + 2.35% | $8.71 B | ||
| 50 | Health Care | + 1.85% | 102.86 | + 1.04% | $132 B | ||
| 51 | Consumer Staples | + 1.81% | 99.67 | + 3.22% | $79.2 B | ||
| 52 | Energy | + 1.80% | 220.25 | + 3.42% | $430 B | ||
| 53 | Health Care | + 1.78% | 63.43 | + 2.08% | $130 B | ||
| 54 | Financials | + 1.77% | 375.42 | + 6.27% | $39.2 B | ||
| 55 | Financials | + 1.75% | 274.73 | + 0.61% | $14.4 B | ||
| 56 | Financials | + 1.75% | 123.47 | + 5.76% | $72.9 B | ||
| 57 | Energy | + 1.73% | 158.32 | + 7.61% | $83.0 B | ||
| 58 | Real Estate | + 1.71% | 20.81 | − 0.81% | $15.0 B | ||
| 59 | Consumer Staples | + 1.69% | 46.34 | + 1.62% | $90.6 B | ||
| 60 | Utilities | + 1.68% | 70.38 | + 1.73% | $22.1 B |
60 of 499 companies
Show MoreFull bar length for this list: Change ±5%, Weekly ±8%. A bar beyond the scale is capped and shown with a cut tip. Weekly is the change over the last five trading sessions, not the calendar week.
Alpaca · SIPUpdated November 13 19:59 NY15 Minutes Delayed
Investor mood from five gauges: 0 is fear, 100 is greed. Each gauge is scored against the last six months.
27Fear
Investors are cautious and avoiding risk.
Average of 5 Components
VIX 19.30 · 50-Day Average 17.31Nov 13
SPY − 0.4% vs Its 125-Day AverageNov 13
Share of Members Up 59%Nov 13
Spread 3.20 Pts · 50-Day Average 3.06Nov 12
20 Days: SPY − 1.2% · TLT − 0.8%Nov 13
Each component's current reading is ranked as a percentile within its own last 126 trading days (about six months); for VIX and the bond spread the rank is inverted, since a rise means stress. Breadth is simply the share of stocks that are up. The overall score is the unweighted average of the available components.
The score is relative: it reads against the last six months. Fear during a calm stretch is not the same as a historic crisis. Not investment advice.
New 52-week highs versus lows are not used: they need a year of price history for every index member, which this screen's data can't provide.
Sources: VIX from Cboe (FRED as fallback), the ICE BofA high-yield spread via FRED, SPY and TLT daily closes and S&P 500 quotes from Alpaca.
Over the past month Health Care led at + 6.58% and Technology lagged most at − 10.00%; 8 of 11 sectors are up.
Full Depth 1D ±3% · 1W ±6% · 1M ±10% · 3M ±15% · YTD ±50%
| Sector | 1D Daily Change | 1W Past Week | 1M Past Month | 3M Past 3 Months | YTD Year to Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MaterialsXLB | − 0.21% | + 0.54% | + 3.30% | − 0.02% | + 15.17% |
| Real EstateXLRE | + 0.02% | + 0.84% | + 5.67% | − 1.03% | + 9.96% |
| Consumer DiscretionaryXLY | − 0.40% | + 2.04% | + 5.79% | + 2.77% | + 0.48% |
| UtilitiesXLU | + 0.52% | + 2.11% | + 5.74% | − 0.32% | + 3.16% |
| Health CareXLV | + 0.54% | + 2.19% | + 6.58% | + 13.05% | + 22.00% |
| Consumer StaplesXLP | + 1.42% | + 2.52% | + 6.54% | + 9.06% | + 18.89% |
| FinancialsXLF | + 0.81% | + 2.66% | + 6.17% | + 1.91% | + 7.14% |
| TechnologyXLK | − 2.01% | + 3.36% | − 10.00% | − 10.53% | + 18.27% |
| Communication ServicesXLC | + 1.05% | + 3.72% | − 3.34% | − 1.92% | − 7.67% |
| IndustrialsXLI | − 0.39% | + 3.76% | + 0.53% | − 9.41% | + 8.81% |
| EnergyXLE | + 0.98% | + 5.42% | − 2.40% | + 3.80% | + 45.29% |
A cell's color gives the direction and its depth the size. Each period has its own scale: full depth is the move written for that period in the legend, or more.
Sectors are represented by SPDR sector funds: each fund holds that sector's S&P 500 companies by market value and caps single-company weights. A fund's return is not identical to the sector itself.
1D is this session's change; for a fund that hasn't traded this session the percentage describes the last close and is marked Last Close.
1W, 1M and 3M are the last 5, 21 and 63 trading days; YTD is measured from the prior year's final close. Returns are price returns from daily closes and exclude dividends.
Alpaca · SIPUpdated November 13 19:59 NY15 Minutes Delayed
Period Returns Through the Nov 13, 2026 Close
| Fund | Fund Price ($) | 1D Daily Change | 1M Past Month | YTD Year to Date | YTD Trend |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Commodity Funds | |||||
| Gold ETFGLD | 355.45 | + 0.16% | − 7.12% | − 10.31% | |
| Silver ETFSLV | 44.13 | − 2.19% | − 15.00% | − 31.50% | |
| Crude Oil ETFUSO | 145.58 | − 0.34% | − 7.46% | + 110.50% | |
| Natural Gas ETFUNG | 10.15 | − 2.96% | − 8.48% | − 17.21% | |
| Copper ETFCPER | 36.53 | − 1.91% | − 7.40% | + 4.49% | |
| Agriculture ETFDBA | 26.55 | + 0.95% | − 6.12% | + 4.04% | |
| Spot Crypto Funds | |||||
| Bitcoin ETFIBIT | 38.64 | − 4.26% | − 16.42% | − 21.57% | |
| Ether ETFETHA | 43.52 | − 4.44% | − 20.56% | − 34.58% | |
Full Bar 1D ±5% · 1M ±20% · YTD ±40% · A Cut Tip Exceeds the Scale
Prices are the fund's, not the commodity's: GLD's price is not the price of an ounce of gold. Percentages show the fund's move. USO and UNG hold futures; roll costs can make them drift from spot over longer periods.
Crypto trades 24/7 but the funds only during exchange hours: the weekend's move shows up all at once at Monday's open.
1D is this session's change; for a fund that hasn't traded this session the percentage describes the last close and is marked Last Close.
Alpaca · SIPUpdated November 13 19:59 NY15 Minutes Delayed
Period Returns Through the Nov 13, 2026 Close