S&P 500 Holds Near Record as 84% of Stocks Sit at Least 10% Below Peaks

The S&P 500 is roughly 2% below its record high, but 84% of its stocks are at least 10% below their own peaks. The split shows how the index can remain near a high while gains are concentrated in a small group of companies. The pullbacks run deeper for many members: 59% are at least 20% below their peaks, 41% are down more than 30%, and 17% have fallen more than 50%. Ten stocks accounted for 70% of the S&P 500’s rebound since March 30 . Interest-rate expectations have also shifted. At the start of 2026, investors expected at least three Federal Reserve rate cuts during 2026, totaling 75 basis points. The Fed has since raised rates once, and markets expect three more increases by June 2027.

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