Market Breadth Symbols Complete List

TrendSpider offers 1890 unique Market Breadth Symbols that can be utilized across the platform. Each symbol contains a prefix which defines the breadth reading and the suffix which defines the index. Below is a complete list of all available symbols. To learn more about how Market Breadth Symbols can be used on TrendSpider, please read through our Developer Documentation.

Use CTRL+F to quickly find a breadth symbol you are looking for. But really, just use Symbol Search within the platform!

The prefix denotes the specific data series to be used in the symbol.

$AD - Advance Decline Ratio
$MA5 - Symbols above SMA(5)
$MA10 - Symbols above SMA(10)
$MA20 - Symbols above SMA(20)
$MA50 - Symbols above SMA(50)
$MA70 - Symbols above SMA(70)
$MA100 - Symbols above SMA(100)
$MA200 - Symbols above SMA(200)
$H14 - Symbols making new 14d highs
$H21 - Symbols making new 21d highs
$H64 - Symbols making new 64d highs
$L14 - Symbols making new 14d lows
$L21 - Symbols making new 21d lows
$L63 - Symbols making new 63d lows
$HL52 - Net 52wk high/low symbols

The suffix denotes the specific sector or list of names being used. Here are a few examples.

$..AA - Amex Airline Index
$..AGB - Amex Gold Bugs Index 
$..DJ30 - Dow Jones 30 Index 
$..DJC - Dow Jones Composite Index 
$..DJTA - Dow Jones Transportation Average Index 
$..KB - KBW Bank Sector Index 
$..N100 - Nasdaq 100 Index 
$..NB - Nasdaq Bank Index 
$..NC - Nasdaq Composite Index 
$..POS - PHLX Oil Service Sector Index 
$..R2000 - Russell 2000 Index 
$..SP100 - S&P100 Index 
$..SP500 - S&P500 Index 
$..BI - Basic Industries sector 
$..CG - Capital Goods sector 
$..CD - Consumer Durables sector 
$..CND - Consumer Non-Durables sector 
$..ENE - Energy sector 
$..FIN - Finance sector 
$..HC - Health Care sector 
$..TEC - Technology sector

Full list of Market Breadth symbols supported