Relative strength vs SPY
For every fund in the ETF census, where its strength against the S&P 500 (SPY) sits within its OWN trailing year — as a 0–100 percentile rank, not a price. 100 means about the strongest this fund has been relative to SPY all year, 0 the weakest, 50 the middle. These are ranks only: no prices, no returns, no targets. A fund needs a full year of history before it gets a rank at all.
136 of 136 funds · relative strength as of 2026-07-16 · rank space (percentile) only — no prices, no returns
Descriptive market-environment context — not buy/sell signals. Percentile ranks only; no prices, no targets, no recommendations.
Inspired by the Steve Eisman × Todd Sohn conversation “The Market’s Biggest Warning Signs Right Now” (The Real Eisman Playbook, Ep 66). The relative-strength and volatility ranks here are an independent re-derivation from Schwab splits-only closes; not affiliated with or endorsed by the podcast, its participants, or Strategas. Full sources & credit on the ETF dashboard.