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S&P 500 +1.1% for the week, 0.1% below its record. Breadth: 50.6%.
Momentum led the tracked styles at +1.4%; technology led sectors at +1.8%.
The S&P 500 gained 1.3% for the week, while the median constituent fell 0.9%; 47.1% of measured constituents were above their 200-day average and 25.6% were above their 50-day average.
The S&P 500 remains close to its high, but participation has narrowed and the Momentum factor sits further below its own peak.
Broad commodities (DBC) are up +48.3% year to date through September 11 — the strongest comparable January-to-September return in the 20 comparable years available (2007–2026) — while the S&P 500's Strong trend holds even as sector participation and constituent breadth both narrowed this week.
The S&P 500 was little changed to start September, but the quiet index return masked much larger moves beneath the surface.
Long Treasuries led the weekly cross-asset ranking, Energy led the S&P 500 sector ranking year-to-date, and S&P 500 participation stood at 67.4% above the 200-day average and 45.3% above the 50-day average.
Gold and commodities led the week, equities lagged despite broad long-term participation, and bonds offered little defensive confirmation.
Equity leadership rotated toward prior laggards, commodities remained the strongest cross-asset exposure, and bonds did not confirm a broad defensive shift.
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