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Constituent dispersion · breadth vs the index

XLF — Financial Select Sector

76/76 covered · 100% by weight · benchmark: XLF price · closes through 2026-10-15 ·holdings as of 2026-06-16

Concentration 40.54% in top 5 21.23 effective names · HHI 471
RS vs S&P 500 21d -3.44pp sector return − SPY
RS vs Nasdaq-100 21d -4.24pp sector return − QQQ
Weakening below the surface - the A/D line is falling while price holds up; leadership is narrowing. Last 21 sessions — price -0.83% · A/D -67 (-0.88/name)
XLF price
Cumulative advance / decline of constituents — rises when more names are up than down; turns before price at inflections

Divergence over time — price vs breadth, by horizon

The hero read is the 1-month picture; here the same price↔breadth divergence across 1 week / 1 month / 1 quarter, computed over the 126-session history. A/D /name is net advancers-minus-decliners per covered constituent; % beating Δ and median−ETF Δ show how participation shifted. Price rising while those fall = the move is narrowing under the surface.

HorizonPriceA/D /name% beating ΔMedian−ETF ΔRead
1 week +1.92% +0.88 -5pp -0.81pp Confirming ↑
1 month -0.83% -0.88 +4pp +0.37pp Weakening
1 quarter -1.76% -2.37 -17pp -3.13pp Confirming ↓

Over the last 126 sessions: price up +6.74%, breadth up (+2.58/name) · % beating 51→45 · median−ETF +0.22pp→-0.72pp.

Stocks above their moving average — participation breadth

Of the 76 covered constituents, the share trading above each simple moving average — the classic breadth gauge. A firm index price with a low %-above-MA is a narrow, top-heavy tape. As of 2026-10-15.

5-day 76.32% 58/76 above
20-day 61.84% 47/76 above
50-day 36.84% 28/76 above
100-day 43.42% 33/76 above
150-day 60.53% 46/76 above
200-day 60.53% 46/76 above
% of constituents above their 50-day average — breadth over the last year; 50% is the participation midpoint

New highs & new lows — by horizon

How many of the 76 covered constituents closed today at a new high (or low) over each window, and the net. A shrinking net as the index holds up = fewer names leading.

HorizonNew highsNew lowsNet
5-Day 41 (54%) 3 (4%) +38
1-Month 23 (30%) 3 (4%) +20
3-Month 3 (4%) 3 (4%) +0
6-Month 2 (3%) 1 (1%) +1
52-Week 2 (3%) 0 (0%) +2
YTD 2 (3%) 0 (0%) +2

Dispersion by window

WindowETFMedianMedian − ETF Up / DownBeat / Lag±1% bandDispersion
1d +1.38% +1.81% +0.43pp 70 / 6 50 / 26 39 of 76 ±1.63%
5d +1.92% +1.23% -0.69pp 51 / 25 35 / 41 20 of 76 ±3.09%
21d -0.83% -1.55% -0.72pp 28 / 47 34 / 42 12 of 76 ±5.59%
YTD +1.43% +3.08% +1.65pp 44 / 32 42 / 34 4 of 76 ±16.41%

Median − ETF below zero means the typical name is lagging the cap-weighted index — the move is top-heavy. "Beat" counts constituents outperforming the ETF over the window. Dispersion is the cross-sectional standard deviation of constituent returns — high = a stock-picker's tape, low = pure beta.

What drove the move — contribution = weight × return

Today (1d)

  • V+2.13%+0.15pp
  • MA+2.17%+0.11pp
  • BLK+4.38%+0.09pp
  • WFC+2.29%+0.08pp
  • SPGI+3.97%+0.07pp
  • SCHW-2.73%-0.05pp
  • BRK.B-0.13%-0.02pp
  • APO-1.34%-0.01pp
  • PNC-0.40%-0.01pp
  • AFL-0.14%0pp

This month (21d)

  • V+7.77%+0.55pp
  • MA+8.55%+0.45pp
  • BLK+8.05%+0.16pp
  • BRK.B+1.13%+0.13pp
  • CME+6.24%+0.08pp
  • BAC-10.71%-0.52pp
  • JPM-3.84%-0.44pp
  • MS-10.04%-0.34pp
  • C-7.33%-0.24pp
  • SCHW-10.46%-0.21pp

Each name's contribution = its index weight × its return — the percentage points it added to (green) or subtracted from (red) the ETF's move. Computed across covered names.

Leaders & laggards (21-day)

  • CBOE+13.93%
  • COIN+11.73%
  • FDS+9.20%
  • MA+8.55%
  • PYPL+8.44%
  • BX-11.54%
  • BAC-10.71%
  • SCHW-10.46%
  • APO-10.17%
  • MS-10.04%

XLF — constituent leadership race

$100 in each covered XLF constituent at 2025-12-24, rebased to 100. Watch leadership change hands.

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Each covered constituent started at $100 at the window open; the bars race by total return (top 12 shown). Decision-support, not investment advice.

Constituents — 76 covered · click a column to sort

Symbol Weight Last 1d 5d 21d YTD RS rank
BRK.B Berkshire Hathaway Cl B 11.80% 525.68 -0.13% +2.86% +1.13% +4.58% 68
JPM JP Morgan Chase & Company 11.38% 335.53 +0.07% +1.24% -3.84% +5.13% 36
V Visa Inc 7.13% 399.75 +2.13% +6.57% +7.77% +14.22% 91
MA Mastercard Inc 5.25% 616.32 +2.17% +7.39% +8.55% +8.31% 95
BAC Bank of America Corp 4.89% 51.70 +0.60% -3.56% -10.71% -5.47% 1
GS Goldman Sachs Group 4.19% 891.28 +1.43% +0.98% -4.98% +1.93% 21
WFC Wells Fargo & Company 3.41% 82.75 +2.29% +0.88% -4.94% -10.78% 22
MS Morgan Stanley 3.39% 182.10 +0.33% -2.85% -10.04% +3.69% 5
C Citigroup Inc 3.21% 123.21 +0.77% -3.80% -7.33% +6.64% 12
AXP American Express Company 2.29% 313.87 +2.25% +2.19% +0.46% -14.70% 63
SCHW The Charles Schwab Corp 2.00% 94.16 -2.73% -2.80% -10.46% -5.44% 3
BLK Blackrock Inc 1.96% 1120.78 +4.38% +5.20% +8.05% +5.30% 92
SPGI S&P Global Inc 1.69% 424.81 +3.97% +5.48% +4.44% -18.33% 83
CB Chubb Ltd 1.57% 352.79 +0.75% +2.62% +3.30% +13.36% 78
PGR Progressive Corp 1.57% 213.75 +0.14% -2.28% -1.49% -0.12% 51
COF Capital One Financial Corp 1.52% 198.86 +2.32% -0.27% -2.13% -17.28% 43
BNY Bank of New York Mellon Corp 1.30% 142.09 +3.23% -1.06% -7.42% +23.43% 11
CME CME Group 1.28% 289.46 +1.36% +4.71% +6.24% +8.53% 88
PNC PNC Bank 1.26% 214.94 -0.40% -1.26% -7.15% +4.56% 13
BX Blackstone Inc 1.21% 109.20 +2.82% -3.09% -11.54% -27.67% 0
USB U.S. Bancorp 1.21% 57.39 +2.01% +0.63% -3.92% +8.66% 33
MRSH Marsh & Mclennan Companies 1.07% 186.54 +4.56% +5.59% +5.53% +1.58% 86
ICE Intercontinental Exchange 1.05% 158.41 +2.13% +1.97% +2.80% -1.88% 74
HOOD Robinhood Markets Inc Cl A 0.97% 103.99 +2.88% -2.82% -0.41% -8.05% 61
AON AON Plc 0.95% 286.80 +4.16% +3.49% -4.58% -18.34% 24
MCO Moody's Corp 0.90% 483.69 +4.52% +5.45% +3.95% -4.89% 79
KKR KKR & Company LP 0.87% 87.63 +2.37% -2.15% -9.51% -31.00% 7
TRV The Travelers Companies 0.87% 383.89 +1.61% +3.68% +1.31% +32.83% 70
TFC Truist Financial Corp 0.86% 46.57 +2.19% +0.84% -3.86% -3.40% 34
APO Apollo Asset Management 0.82% 111.87 -1.34% -2.97% -10.17% -22.08% 4
ALL Allstate Corp 0.76% 239.60 +1.45% +3.89% -5.98% +16.30% 18
AJG Arthur J. Gallagher & Company 0.74% 250.10 +5.51% +6.86% +2.59% -2.74% 72
AFL Aflac Inc 0.72% 118.05 -0.14% +2.71% +1.06% +8.18% 67
FITB Fifth Third Bancorp 0.65% 50.35 +1.43% -0.69% -3.93% +8.53% 32
MET Metlife Inc 0.64% 100.27 +0.55% +1.83% +3.13% +28.91% 75
STT State Street Corp 0.62% 167.60 +0.43% -4.28% -8.37% +31.64% 8
MSCI MSCI Inc 0.58% 575.09 +2.60% +2.39% +6.38% +1.00% 89
AMP Ameriprise Financial Services 0.55% 502.58 +1.36% +0.70% -7.08% +3.17% 14
IBKR Interactive Brokers 0.53% 86.03 +2.25% -0.51% -0.82% +34.05% 55
AIG American International Group 0.53% 79.12 +2.18% +2.69% +4.01% -6.97% 80
NDAQ Nasdaq Inc 0.53% 93.50 +1.67% +1.22% +5.34% -3.43% 84
PYPL Paypal Holdings 0.50% 57.16 +1.89% +3.89% +8.44% -1.79% 93
XYZ Block Inc 0.50% 79.83 +5.25% +6.11% +4.18% +22.65% 82
PRU Prudential Financial Inc 0.50% 116.35 +2.52% +2.48% -0.59% +5.92% 59
HIG The Hartford Insurance Group 0.48% 132.81 +0.64% +2.57% -1.58% -2.75% 49
COIN Coinbase Global Cl A 0.47% 183.81 +6.32% +6.87% +11.73% -18.72% 97
HBAN Huntington Bancshares 0.47% 15.35 +1.66% -0.13% -2.01% -10.63% 45
MTB M&T Bank Corp 0.46% 218.65 +1.20% +0.50% -3.26% +10.04% 38
ACGL Arch Capital Grp Ltd 0.43% 99.31 +1.75% +3.36% +2.41% +3.53% 71
NTRS Northern Trust Corp 0.43% 165.44 +1.72% -1.82% -6.34% +22.37% 17
CBOE CBOE Global Markets 0.41% 308.09 +2.54% +4.76% +13.93% +23.31% 99
FISV Fiserv Inc 0.38% 47.21 +2.47% +2.76% -4.53% -29.72% 25
CFG Citizens Financial Group 0.38% 63.43 +1.37% -1.03% -5.10% +10.14% 20
ARES Ares Management LP 0.37% 114.03 +1.37% -1.92% -8.20% -28.49% 9
RJF Raymond James Financial 0.36% 157.37 +0.08% -0.78% -4.38% -1.31% 26
CINF Cincinnati Financial 0.35% 167.22 +0.33% +1.19% -1.52% +2.99% 50
SYF Synchrony Financial 0.34% 74.04 +3.23% +0.43% -1.12% -10.53% 53
RF Regions Financial Corp 0.33% 27.31 +1.56% +0.89% -4.07% +2.72% 30
WTW Willis Towers Watson Public 0.33% 310.36 +4.47% +4.20% -0.81% -5.24% 57
CPAY Corpay Inc 0.33% 406.20 +3.35% +1.02% +0.98% +34.98% 66
TROW T Rowe Price Group 0.31% 101.37 +1.76% -2.74% -1.01% +0.49% 54
PFG Principal Financial Group 0.29% 108.96 +1.58% -0.74% -6.58% +25.63% 16
KEY Keycorp 0.28% 19.94 +0.76% -0.80% -3.76% -1.47% 37
WRB W.R. Berkley Corp 0.27% 73.97 +0.23% +2.66% +5.90% +6.58% 87
FIS Fidelity National Information Services 0.27% 36.13 +1.86% +5.21% -1.95% -45.17% 46
L Loews Corp 0.24% 108.79 -0.28% +1.11% +0.00% +3.42% 62
BRO Brown & Brown 0.23% 67.98 +4.91% +6.64% +3.19% -14.26% 76
GPN Global Payments Inc 0.21% 84.17 +4.05% +1.69% -2.68% +9.10% 42
EG Everest Re Group 0.18% 381.35 +1.57% +2.21% +0.95% +13.08% 64
GL Globe Life Inc 0.17% 167.59 +0.11% +0.91% -3.12% +20.34% 39
AIZ Assurant Inc 0.17% 281.87 +2.00% +3.30% -0.60% +17.51% 58
IVZ Invesco Limited 0.17% 28.80 +3.11% -4.29% -4.26% +11.38% 28
BEN Franklin Resources 0.13% 31.38 +2.78% -3.15% -4.10% +33.27% 29
JKHY Jack Henry & Assoc 0.12% 156.47 +0.78% +4.98% -1.58% -13.56% 47
FDS Factset Research Systems 0.12% 301.83 +4.17% +5.34% +9.20% +5.06% 96
ERIE Erie Indemnity Company 0.08% 238.69 +3.73% +5.36% -2.81% -15.81% 41

RS rank = the constituent's 21-day return percentile within the index (100 = strongest of the covered names). Weight is the index weight; returns use adjusted closes. Default sort: weight.

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Dispersion is computed across the constituents we cover in our data lake (see coverage badge). Decision-support, not investment advice.

FAQ · from the current data

XLF dispersion — data Q&A

Is XLF's move broad or carried by a few names (21 sessions)?

As of 2026-10-15: over 21 sessions the fund returned -0.83% while its median constituent returned -1.55% — a dispersion of 5.59 pp; 45% of 76 members beat the fund. Weakening below the surface - the A/D line is falling while price holds up; leadership is narrowing.

How did XLF's members trade in the last session?

As of 2026-10-15: fund +1.38%, median member +1.81%, 70 advancers vs 6 decliners.

What does the dispersion page for XLF measure?

It splits the fund into its members: the fund's own return against the median constituent, how many members beat the fund, advancers vs decliners, and a cumulative advance/decline line that tends to lead price. A firm fund price with a weak median and a falling A/D line is a narrow, top-heavy tape; a broad move shows the median keeping up. 76 constituents covered, re-baked nightly from the Closelooknet lake.

Is this investment advice?

No — a data surface in an investment research diary. It describes breadth inside a fund; it makes no recommendation.