Relative Range

Updated daily · as of Jul 17, 2026

Relative Range

Where each sector and region sits in its own history versus the S&P 500

A daily reading for 41ETFs — each measured as price ÷ S&P 500, then ranked only inside that fund's trailing window. Near lows and near highs describe a range position, not a buy or sell call.

Data as of Jul 17, 2026 · updated daily · How to read this in 30 seconds · Methodology

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1. Ratio vs S&P 500

Rising line = outpacing the US market; falling = lagging. Absolute price is not the story.

2. Own history only

“Near lows (5%)” means lower than on 95% of that fund's past days — never vs another sector's PE or percentile.

3. Not a signal

A low reading is a place in a range. See the disclaimer.

Today's extremes

Furthest from mid-range right now

Lowest in their own history

  1. 1.KSA · iShares MSCI Saudi Arabia ETFNear lows (0.2%)
  2. 2.XLY · State Street Consumer Discretionary Select Sector SPDR ETFNear lows (0.5%)
  3. 3.MCHI · iShares MSCI China ETFNear lows (0.8%)
  4. 4.EIDO · iShares MSCI Indonesia ETFNear lows (1.2%)
  5. 5.INDA · iShares MSCI India ETFNear lows (1.3%)

Highest in their own history

  1. 1.EWT · iShares MSCI Taiwan ETFNear highs (98.5%)
  2. 2.XLK · State Street Technology Select Sector SPDR ETFNear highs (98.1%)
  3. 3.EWY · iShares MSCI South Korea ETFNear highs (71%)
  4. 4.EWI · iShares MSCI Italy ETFNear highs (66.9%)
  5. 5.EWP · iShares MSCI Spain ETFNear highs (63.2%)

Full extremes ranking →

At a glance

Where each group sits today

Quadrants only — open Sectors or Regions for the ranked list and daily reading.

US Sectors

Full list & reading →
Left = near own historical lows · Right = near own historical highsUp = beating S&P 500 over 12m · Down = lagging

US Sectors · vertical axis is performance against the S&P 500 (dashed centre line = matching the S&P 500). Horizontal position is only versus each asset's own history — not a cheap/expensive call.

Broad Regions

Full list & reading →
Left = near own historical lows · Right = near own historical highsUp = beating S&P 500 over 12m · Down = lagging

Broad Regions · vertical axis is performance against the S&P 500 (dashed centre line = matching the S&P 500). Horizontal position is only versus each asset's own history — not a cheap/expensive call.

Developed Markets

Full list & reading →
Left = near own historical lows · Right = near own historical highsUp = beating S&P 500 over 12m · Down = lagging

Developed Markets · vertical axis is performance against the S&P 500 (dashed centre line = matching the S&P 500). Horizontal position is only versus each asset's own history — not a cheap/expensive call.

Emerging Markets

Full list & reading →
Left = near own historical lows · Right = near own historical highsUp = beating S&P 500 over 12m · Down = lagging

Emerging Markets · vertical axis is performance against the S&P 500 (dashed centre line = matching the S&P 500). Horizontal position is only versus each asset's own history — not a cheap/expensive call.

Reports

Latest range notes

Notes publish Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. When the first ones land, the latest five will list here. Reports archive →

Explore

Hubs and tools

Extremes

Furthest toward own lows or highs today.

US Sectors

11 GICS sector SPDRs on one page.

Regions

Broad, developed, and emerging ETFs.

Movers

Biggest ~1w and ~1m percentile shifts.

Heatmap

All 41 funds colored by own-history position.

Compare

Overlay 2–4 ratio lines vs the S&P 500.

Reports

Mon / Wed / Fri written pass on what moved.

Glossary

30-second how to read the labels.

Pin what you follow

Use Watchlist on any asset page — tickers stay in this browser only. Reports land Mon / Wed / Fri.