Breadth momentum is firming: the 10-session Up-Issues average has risen to ~45% from ~41% two weeks ago. The slower trend has also turned: the 30-day advance-decline line and/or net new highs are no longer net positive across the board. Today was a mixed tape (NASDAQ only 57% advancing). Net: participation is contracting on both the fast and slow measures — a risk-off breadth signal.
3 High-Beta vs Low-Vol
SPHB/SPLV relative strength vs its own 63d trend · watch-only, not a trade signal
HIGH BETA LEADING
High Beta has led Low Vol for 12 sessions (since 9/17/26), currently 11.1% above its 63-day trend. Historically the smoother, higher-Sharpe regime for SPY — nothing to act on by itself.
SPHB/SPLV ratio 2.18563d MA 1.966vs MA +11.1%As of 10/2/26
90 sessions% above / below 63d MA
RS = 6-month total return (the measure that drives the picks); board marks ★ picks / ● selectable.
Breadth: A-D line = cumulative net advancers rebased to 0; Net New Highs = 52-wk highs−lows; verdict compares the
last-10-session Up-Issues average to the prior 10. Cross-asset block is a regime lens only (not tradeable as a sleeve;
+0.61 correlated with the IRA book). High-Beta vs Low-Vol: gauntlet-killed as a timing rule (2026-09-27, native
CSCV/PBO ~coin-flip) — shown for context only, never a trigger. Source: Norgate Data. Generated by market_dashboard.py.