Indexes Fri 2025-03-28: SP500 5Average (Unch), NDX 5Average (Weakened/-1)

Brian Degracia

29 Mar 2025 • 3 min read

S&P500 unchanged at 5Average while NDX weakened one rating for the week and is now at 6Weak.

This post provides the following information.

I. Background
II. What Do The Pies Say?
III. Indexes - Component Sectors, 1Strongest / 9Weakest Stocks
IV. Stocks at 5+ Year Highs and Lows

Last Friday's Indexes report is available here.

I. Background

This analysis provides a Stock Market Organizer summary view of the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 for the week ended Friday, 03/28/25. This means this is a stock-by-stock strength analysis of the component stocks for each index, aggregated upward in level to the sector and index levels.

This purposely excludes the Dow Industrials. This analysis is more impactful the more the stocks analyzed. In turn, I pay minimal attention to the strength scores calculated for the NDX sectors, except for Technology which has 47 stocks.

Key note: the current "Risk OFF" Market Strength Score and the Sector Risk Gauge changed to NEGATIVE at -82% after trading today, Friday, March 28, 2025.

Today's now-changed the Market Strength Score and Sector Risk Gauge:

II. What Do The Pies Say?

The following shows the comparison between the two indexes and their prior performance of the following:

Positive:Negative Stocks
Stocks rated 1Strongest vs. 9Weakest vs. Other (all ratings from 2Very Strong through 8Very Weak)

All stocks in each index rated 1Strongest or 9Weakest are listed in the section below named "Indexes - Component Sectors, 1Strongest / 9Weakest Stocks" which provides detail for each index.

Current Week Pies - Week Ending 03/28/25

Previous Week Pies - Week Ending 03/21/25

III. Indexes - Component Sectors, 1Strongest / 9Weakest Stocks

S&P 500 - Week Ending 03/28/25

Nasdaq 100 - Week Ending 03/28/25

IV. Stocks at 5+ Year Highs and Lows

The following section provides details regarding multi-year highs and lows for the two indexes.

Friday, March 28, 2025 there were 15 multi-year highs and 11 multi-year lows for the S&P500. The Nasdaq 100 had a ratio of 0:3.

For the week ending Friday, March 21, 2025 there are 4 multi-year highs and 5 multi-year lows for the S&P500. The Nasdaq 100 has a ratio of 0:2.