S&P 500
$7,718.60
+73.12% +$3,260.02
Price
$7,718.60
Daily Change
+73.12%
Asset Type
Index
Market
SNP
Analyst Target Price
Wall Street Consensus
$247.00 · Buy · +18.4% upside · 32 analysts
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52W High
$7,816.70
52W Low
$6,316.91
Volume
2.53B
Avg Volume
5.22B
Asset Intelligence
Trend
Uptrend
+2.9% above 20-period MA
Momentum
Strong
Recent avg +63.0% vs earlier
RSI (14)
Neutral
RSI 55 — no extreme reading
MACD
Bullish
MACD above signal line
Volatility
High
36% annualised
Volume
Normal
1.0× of 30-day avg
MA50
Above MA50
+9.2% above 50-day MA
MA200
Above MA200
+38.0% above 200-day MA
52W Range
Near 52W High
93% of annual range
S&P is currently in a uptrend over the past 5 years with high volatility. The asset is trading near its 52-week highs, reflecting sustained buying interest.
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