What you can do here
Breadth describes a stock universe, not the performance of a single index. Counts and advancing share can reveal a divergence between a near-flat index and mostly falling stocks. The page offers 30D, 60D, 90D and 120D windows; the 52-week high and low counts are for the latest stored session only. This page does not display an index value or index move, so compare its dates with the index in Command Center or Chart. A date printed in the terminal is not, by itself, evidence of a valid exchange session.
- Compare the index headline with how many covered stocks participated.
- Read the window's advancing share and A/D line alongside the index in Command Center or Chart.
A look inside Market Breadth
From numbers to understanding
- 01
Advancing and declining counts describe covered stocks with available comparison data.
- 02
Unchanged stocks and the denominator matter when interpreting advancing share.
- 03
The A/D line is cumulative participation, not an index level; the page shows no index quote.
- 04
Check missing dates and changes in coverage before comparing sessions.
- 05
52-week high/low counts exist for the latest stored session only, not across the selected window.
PARTICIPATION
Terminal-displayed exampleThe 10 Nov 2026 terminal captures displayed 1,391 advancing / 1,877 declining and 41.7% advancing for 9 Nov. These are historical terminal displays, not independently authenticated exchange figures. A separate displayed 8 Nov 2026 date falls on Sunday and is not treated here as a validated exchange session.
Try it, one step at a time
Use these checkboxes as a reading checklist. They do not perform actions in Prime.
What this does not tell you
Do not describe the Sunday 8 Nov display as a confirmed prior trading session or infer an overnight collapse from it.
Analysis, not advice. Past performance does not predict future results. Examples are illustrative; prices, scores and counts may have changed.
Read the full disclaimer ↓