Market breadth dashboard

Breadth is the "how many stocks are participating" question. It's the closest thing to a directional truth-test you can read in real time.

The three pills

NYSE · NDX-100 · Combined. Each shows one of: Leaning bullish, Leaning bearish, or Choppy / neutral. The Combined pill is what the cockpit's top bar surfaces.

ADD — Advance/Decline difference. Positive = more advancing stocks than declining. Above +500 is a strong tape.
TICK — net upticks. Above +400 is an aggressive buy program; below −400 is a sell program.

Sector rotation

Eleven SPDR sector ETFs (XLK, XLF, XLE, …) ranked by 5-day relative strength. When all 11 are red (broad selloff) take fewer setups; when tech and financials are both green, leaning long has tailwind.

Market structure

S&P-500 / Nasdaq-100 percent of stocks above their 20/50/200-day moving averages. The 200-day is the regime tell:

> 60% above 200-day = healthy uptrend.
40-60% = transitional.
< 40% = stop chasing rallies.

Look for

Divergence: NYSE ADD > +400 while NDX-100 ADD < 0. That's breadth bifurcation — usually a near-term top in tech.

Avoid

Taking long setups when Combined is "Leaning bearish" AND Sector rotation shows 8+ red sectors. The math says you're wrong more than you're right.

Where it lives in the cockpit

Top bar shows the Combined pill always. Click it to open the full Breadth view — the same dashboard you see in the screenshots, with the advanced strip + sector ladder.