How volatile is S&P 500?

Over the past year, S&P 500 had an annualised volatility of 12.69%, based on daily closes. Its deepest fall from a high in that time was 9.10%, from January 27, 2026 to March 30, 2026.

What was the biggest price drop for S&P 500?

The deepest fall in our weekly price history since October 2006 was 56.24%, from a high in the week of October 8, 2007 to a low in the week of March 2, 2009. The price regained that high in the week of March 25, 2013.

Which month has historically been best for S&P 500?

Since 2015, November has had the highest average return for S&P 500 (+4.04%, up in 10 of 11 years) and September the lowest (-1.80%, up in 5 of 12 years). Past seasonal patterns do not predict future returns.

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S&P 500

^GSPC

$7,807.24

▼ 4.3 (-0.06%)

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Below: live stock price for S&P 500 (^GSPC), a 1-year chart, 8 indicators (RSI, MACD, Bollinger, MA, EMA, Stochastic, ATR, Volume), and a compare mode. Add to your portfolio, star to your watchlist, or set a price alert in one place.

S&P 500 (^GSPC) trades at 7,807.24 USD on cryptosrank. Over the past year ^GSPC traded between 6,316.91 and 7,844.52 USD.

Day

-0.06%

-4.30

Week

+0.48%

+37.59

Month

+2.02%

+154.56

Year

—

Prev close: $7,811.54
Volume (24h): $17.81T
Market cap: —
Currency: USD

Score

100/ 100 · Strong

Coverage: 1/7

Value—
Quality—
Momentum100
Growth—
Risk—
Dividend—
Liquidity—

Composite of public market data. Informational only — not investment advice.

Trend projection

Where the recent trend points if it continues.

UptrendFit 35%Pace +0.05% per bar

+5 bars+20 bars+60 bars+120 bars

+5 bars: 7,827.95
+20 bars: 7,850.65
+60 bars: 7,859.45
+120 bars: 7,859.78

Linear-regression continuation — not a prediction, not investment advice. ±1σ ≈ 68% range · ±2σ ≈ 95% range: ±0.0127 USD.

Interpretation

Composite signals look strong. Price sits near the upper third of the recent range, trend is roughly flat.

Descriptive observation — not investment advice.

Score breakdown

Raw values behind each pillar so you can see what the composite is reading.

Momentum
100/100
Momentum looks strong — driven by 52w change (1738.35%).
52w change:1738.35%

Derived from public market data — informational, not investment advice.

Price report

How this asset has actually moved over the last 250 days.

Position in range98%

6,316.91 low7,844.52 high

Where the price sits between the window low and high.

Volatility (annualised): 12.7%
Max drawdown: -9.1%
Below period high: -0.4%
Best day: +2.91%
Worst day: -2.64%
Up days: 53%
Current streak: 1 up
Typical day swing: 1.0%
Volume vs average: +6%

Descriptive statistics over past prices — not a forecast and not investment advice.

Reference levels

Fibonacci retracements and extensions across the recent range.

60 bars

Reference only — not investment advice.

These coordinates describe past-trade clustering, not where to buy or sell. Do your own research before any trade.

Next level above

7,988.84 USD+2.27%

Fib +27.2% extension

Next level below

7,719.3 USD-1.18%

Fib 23.6% retracement

Levels derived from: 7,844.52 high → 7,313.92 low · 60 bars

Resistance
Fib +161.8% extension
not reached
8,703.03 USD
+11.41% from current
Resistance
Fib +100% extension
not reached
8,375.12 USD
+7.21% from current
Resistance
Fib +61.8% extension
not reached
8,172.43 USD
+4.62% from current
Resistance
Fib +27.2% extension
not reached
7,988.84 USD
+2.27% from current
Current
7,811.54 USD
Support
Fib 23.6% retracementNearest
tested 15×
7,719.3 USD
-1.18% from current
Support
Fib 38.2% retracement
tested 11×
7,641.83 USD
-2.17% from current
Support
Fib 50% midpoint
tested 3×
7,579.22 USD
-2.97% from current
Support
Fib 61.8% retracement
tested 3×
7,516.61 USD
-3.78% from current
Support
Fib 78.6% retracement
tested 7×
7,427.47 USD
-4.92% from current
Support
Fib −27.2% extension
not reached
7,169.6 USD
-8.22% from current
Support
Fib −61.8% extension
not reached
6,986.01 USD
-10.57% from current
Support
Fib −100% extension
not reached
6,783.32 USD
-13.16% from current

How to read this

We take the highest and lowest price of the last 60 bars and cut the gap between them at the classic Fibonacci ratios (23.6%, 38.2%, 50%, 61.8%, 78.6%), plus extensions beyond both ends.

“Tested N×” counts how many of those 60 bars actually traded through the level. A level price has crossed many times is one the market has repeatedly agreed on; a level at 0 is pure geometry the price has never reached.

This is a map of where trading has already happened — not a forecast and not a signal. Price moves through these levels all the time.

Financials

52w high: $7,844.52
52w low: $6,316.91
52w change: 1738.35%
Day high: $7,821.67
Day low: $7,796.94

Analyst & Risk

52-week change: 1738.35%

S&P 500 performance

Change from the closing price at the start of each period to the latest price.

Period	Start price	Change	Per year
1 week7,773.95	7,773.95	+0.43%
1 month7,656.98	7,656.98	+1.96%
3 months7,575.39	7,575.39	+3.06%
6 months6,816.89	6,816.89	+14.53%
Year to date6,845.50	6,845.50	+14.05%
1 year6,654.72	6,654.72	+17.32%
3 years4,308.50	4,308.50	+81.21%	+21.77%
5 years4,391.34	4,391.34	+77.79%	+12.17%
10 years2,153.74	2,153.74	+262.5%	+13.72%
Since Oct 20061,368.60	1,368.60	+470.5%	+9.11%

Periods up to a year use daily closes, longer ones weekly closes. “Per year” is the compound annual growth rate.

S&P 500 all-time high and low

Highest since Oct 2006

7,844.52

Oct 6, 2026

0.48% below the high

Lowest since Oct 2006

666.79

week of Mar 2, 2009

1,071% above the low

52-week range

98%

Low

6,316.91

Mar 30, 2026

High

7,844.52

Oct 6, 2026

The latest price sits at 98% of this range.

Highs and lows include intraday prices.

S&P 500 risk metrics

Past year of daily closes unless stated otherwise.

Volatility (1 year, annualised): 12.69%; How large price swings have been: the standard deviation of daily returns, scaled up to a year.
Max drawdown (1 year): -9.10%; Jan 27, 2026 → Mar 30, 2026 · Recovered on Apr 15, 2026.; The deepest fall from a previous high to a later low over the past year.
Max drawdown (since Oct 2006): -56.24%; Oct 2007 → Mar 2009 · Recovered in the week of Mar 25, 2013.; The same measure across the whole weekly price history.
Sharpe ratio (risk-free rate 0): 1.34; Average daily return divided by its volatility, annualised: higher means more return for each unit of risk over the past year.

S&P 500 drawdown from peak

How far the price stood below its previous high, based on weekly closes since Oct 2006.

S&P 500 seasonality

Monthly returns by year, from month-end closes: daily data for the past year, weekly closes before that.

S&P 500 seasonality
Year	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec	Year
2026	+1.4%	-0.9%	-5.1%	+10%	+5.1%	-1.1%	-0.1%	+2.6%	-0.5%	+2.0%*			+14%*
2025	+1.2%	-1.4%	-6.3%

S&P 500 price history

Yearly open, high, low and close, newest first.

S&P 500 price history
Year	Open	High	Low	Close	Change
2026YTD	6,878.11	7,844.52	6,316.91	7,807.24	+14.05%
2025	5,920.67	6,945.77	4,835.04	6,845.50	+14.65%
2024	4,745.20	6,099.97	4,682.11	5,970.84	+25.18%
2023	3,853.29	4,793.30	3,794.33	4,769.83	+24.23%
2022	4,778.14	4,818.62	3,491.58	3,839.50	-19.44%

Frequently asked questions about S&P 500

What is the price of S&P 500 today?

As of October 12, 2026, the price of S&P 500 is 7,807.24, down 0.06% from the previous close.

What is the all-time high of S&P 500?

The highest price for S&P 500 in our data, which starts in October 2006, is 7,844.52, reached on October 6, 2026. At 7,807.24, the latest price is 0.48% below it.

How much has S&P 500 gained this year?

S&P 500 is up 14.05% so far in 2026: it closed 2025 at 6,845.50 and is at 7,807.24 now.

Calculated from historical closing prices — daily for the past year, weekly before that — and refreshed as new prices arrive. Past performance does not predict future returns. Not investment advice.


Average	+1.0%	+0.1%	-0.9%	+1.9%	+2.0%	+1.0%	+2.9%	+0.9%	-1.8%	+1.4%	+4.0%	-0.1%	+13%
Years up	58%	50%	50%	67%	83%	58%	83%	58%	42%	55%	91%	55%	73%

Year	Open	High	Low	Close	Change
2021	3,764.61	4,808.93	3,662.71	4,766.18	+26.89%
2020	3,240.09	3,760.20	2,191.86	3,756.07	+15.93%
2019	2,498.94	3,247.93	2,443.96	3,240.02	+30.34%
2018	2,683.73	2,940.91	2,346.58	2,485.74	-7.03%
2017	2,251.57	2,694.97	2,245.13	2,673.61	+19.42%
2016	2,038.20	2,277.53	1,810.10	2,238.83	+9.54%
2015	2,087.63	2,134.72	1,867.01	2,043.94	-2.15%
2014	1,841.47	2,092.70	1,737.92	2,088.77	+13.43%
2013	1,402.43	1,844.89	1,398.11	1,841.40	+31.30%
2012	1,258.86	1,474.51	1,258.86	1,402.43	+11.52%
2011	1,257.62	1,370.58	1,074.77	1,257.60	0.00%
2010	1,116.56	1,262.60	1,010.91	1,257.64	+12.78%
2009	872.37	1,130.38	666.79	1,115.10	+27.76%
2008	1,475.25	1,475.83	741.02	872.80	-40.97%
2007	1,418.03	1,576.09	1,363.98	1,478.49	+4.24%
2006from October	1,369.05	1,431.81	1,356.87	1,418.30	—

Month	Close	Change
September 2026	7,651.54	-0.45%
August 2026	7,686.14	+2.62%
July 2026	7,489.72	-0.13%
June 2026	7,499.36	-1.06%
May 2026	7,580.06	+5.15%
April 2026	7,209.01	+10.42%

Month	Close	Change
March 2026	6,528.52	-5.09%
February 2026	6,878.88	-0.87%
January 2026	6,939.03	+1.37%
December 2025	6,845.50	-0.05%
November 2025	6,849.09	+0.13%
October 2025	6,840.20	+2.96%

S&P 500

Score

Trend projection

Interpretation

Score breakdown

Price report

Reference levels

Financials

Analyst & Risk

S&P 500 performance

S&P 500 all-time high and low

52-week range

S&P 500 risk metrics

S&P 500 drawdown from peak

S&P 500 seasonality

S&P 500 price history

Frequently asked questions about S&P 500

What is the price of S&P 500 today?

What is the all-time high of S&P 500?

How much has S&P 500 gained this year?

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S&P 500 performance

S&P 500 all-time high and low

52-week range

S&P 500 risk metrics

S&P 500 drawdown from peak

S&P 500 seasonality

S&P 500 price history

Frequently asked questions about S&P 500

What is the price of S&P 500 today?

What is the all-time high of S&P 500?

How much has S&P 500 gained this year?

S&P 500 month-end closes

How volatile is S&P 500?

What was the biggest price drop for S&P 500?

Which month has historically been best for S&P 500?