S&P 500 ETF (SPY)
Price trend score is above the middle.
As of 9 October 2026, S&P 500 ETF (SPY) scores 57 out of 100 on the Market Census six-factor composite, which puts it at the Above average score level. The score is made from six named factors: price trend, strength vs the market, company finances, insider trades, market mood and recent momentum. It records what they read on 9 October 2026, and it is not investment advice.
Updated · scores usually change about once a day
Key statistics
Market fields as reported. An em-dash means we hold no value for this ticker — most of the universe has no daily price or volume read.
- Relative volume
- 0.53× 30-day average
- 52-week range
- 629.28 – 781.62
- Market cap
- —
- Earnings date
- —
- Volume
- 22,732,874
- Avg. volume (30d)
- 42,662,712
- Open
- 776.24
- Previous close
- 773.93
- Day's range (regular session)
- 775.14 – 779.42
The last trade can be an extended-hours trade, so it can sit outside the regular-session range.
Shown without a peer ranking — we hold no percentile for these yet, so there is nothing here to locate them against.
- Beta
- 1.02
- P/E (TTM)
- —
- EPS (TTM)
- —
Score breakdown · six named factors
Each bar is one part of the score, from 0 to 100. Read what the score means.
What the score says about SPY right now
S&P 500 ETF (SPY) currently scores 57/100 on the Market Census six-factor composite, at the Above average score level. SPY is +0.60% on the day and +1.17% over five sessions as of the most recent tick. Above average sits a bit above the middle. The data for SPY leans good, with some weak spots. SPY's strongest factor is price trend at 78/100 — a strong read on which way the price has been going. The weakest factor is market mood at 50/100 — middling backdrop. A weak market mood drags every name in the cohort; if SPY is still scoring well on the composite despite this, the company-specific factors must be doing heavy lifting.
Generated from the six-factor breakdown above. Changes when the underlying scores do, usually about once a day. More on what the score means.
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Recent SPY news
Latest headlines that name S&P 500 ETF, one per story, sourced from Market Census’s news feed (Polygon/Massive + Finnhub).
- Exchange-Traded Funds, Equity Futures Up Pre-Bell Friday as Oil Prices Fall, Traders Assess SpaceX Spectrum DealYahoo
- Warren Buffett's $863 Million "Secret" Portfolio Dumped Alphabet and Broadcom, but Has Over 17% of Invested Assets in This Proven Moneymaking StrategyThe Motley Fool
Saved snapshot; the news and prices on this page can be an hour old or more.
Prices delayed about 15 minutes; scores usually change about once a day. Not investment advice — see risk disclosure.