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S&P 500 Market Breadth Narrows as 35% of Components Enter Bear Market
12/06/2025, 20:06
AI SUMMARY
●35% of S&P 500 components fall into bear market territory
●Market breadth narrows significantly compared to 12-month average
●Divergence suggests index strength is masking broader weakness
Analysis from The Kobeissi Letter highlights concerning trends in the US stock market, noting that approximately 35% (about 175 companies) of S&P 500 components are now in bear market territory. This figure represents the highest level since May.
The data points to significantly narrowing market breadth, contrasting with the previous 12-month average where only about 20% of stocks were in bear markets. This divergence suggests that index performance is increasingly driven by a shrinking number of large-cap stocks while the broader market weakens.