State Street Health Care Select Sector SPDR ETF
XLV
Below: live stock price for State Street Health Care Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLV), a 1-year chart, 8 indicators (RSI, MACD, Bollinger, MA, EMA, Stochastic, ATR, Volume), and a compare mode. Add to your portfolio, star to your watchlist, or set a price alert in one place.
State Street Health Care Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLV) trades at 184.87 USD on cryptodowns. Over the past year XLV traded between 141.97 and 187.99 USD.
- Prev close
- $184.04
- Volume (24h)
- $3.45B
- Market cap
- —
- Currency
- USD
Score
20/ 100 · Fragile
- Value20
- Quality—
- Momentum—
- Growth—
- Risk—
- Dividend—
- Liquidity—
Composite of public market data. Informational only — not investment advice.
Trend projection
Where the recent trend points if it continues.
- +5 bars
- 185.5011 +0.34%
- +20 bars
- 186.3755 +0.81%
- +60 bars
- 186.7149 +1.00%
- +120 bars
- 186.7273 +1.00%
Linear-regression continuation — not a prediction, not investment advice. ±1σ ≈ 68% range · ±2σ ≈ 95% range: 1σ ≈ ±1.12% per bar.
Interpretation
Composite signals look fragile. Price sits near the upper third of the recent range, trend is roughly flat.
Descriptive observation — not investment advice.
Score breakdown
Raw values behind each pillar so you can see what the composite is reading.
- Value20/100
Value looks fragile — driven by P/E (32.96).
P/E:32.96
Derived from public market data — informational, not investment advice.
Price report
How this asset has actually moved over the last 252 days.
Where the price sits between the window low and high.
- Volatility (annualised)
- 16.4%
- Max drawdown
- -10.8%
- Below period high
- -1.7%
- Best day
- +3.51%
- Worst day
- -2.52%
- Up days
- 47%
- Current streak
- 3 up
- Typical day swing
- 1.3%
- Volume vs average
- -7%
Spread of returns. Higher means larger swings in both directions.
Worst peak-to-trough fall inside the window.
Current price against the highest point in the window.
Share of days that closed above the one before.
Average high-to-low spread within a single day.
Last 10 days against the whole window.
Descriptive statistics over past prices — not a forecast and not investment advice.
Reference levels
Fibonacci retracements and extensions across the recent range.
Reference only — not investment advice.
These coordinates describe past-trade clustering, not where to buy or sell. Do your own research before any trade.
Levels derived from: 187.99 high → 162.92 low · 60 bars
- ResistanceFib +161.8% extensionnot reached228.5533 USD+23.63% from current
- ResistanceFib +100% extensionnot reached213.06 USD+15.25% from current
- ResistanceFib +61.8% extensionnot reached203.4833 USD+10.07% from current
- ResistanceFib +27.2% extensionnot reached194.809 USD+5.38% from current
- Current184.87 USD
- SupportFib 23.6% retracementNearesttested 1×182.0735 USD-1.51% from current
- SupportFib 38.2% retracementtested 5×178.4133 USD-3.49% from current
- SupportFib 50% midpointtested 4×175.455 USD-5.09% from current
- SupportFib 61.8% retracementtested 10×172.4967 USD-6.69% from current
- SupportFib 78.6% retracementtested 17×168.285 USD-8.97% from current
- SupportFib −27.2% extensionnot reached156.101 USD-15.56% from current
- SupportFib −61.8% extensionnot reached147.4267 USD-20.25% from current
- SupportFib −100% extensionnot reached137.85 USD-25.43% from current
How to read this
We take the highest and lowest price of the last 60 bars and cut the gap between them at the classic Fibonacci ratios (23.6%, 38.2%, 50%, 61.8%, 78.6%), plus extensions beyond both ends.
“Tested N×” counts how many of those 60 bars actually traded through the level. A level price has crossed many times is one the market has repeatedly agreed on; a level at 0 is pure geometry the price has never reached.
This is a map of where trading has already happened — not a forecast and not a signal. Price moves through these levels all the time.
Financials
- 52w high
- $187.99
- 52w low
- $141.97
- Day high
- $187.99
- Day low
- $184.52
- P/E (TTM)
- 32.96
In seeking to track the performance of the index, the fund employs a replication strategy. It generally invests substantially all, but at least 95%, of its total assets in the securities comprising the index. The index includes companies from the following industries: pharmaceuticals; health care equipment & supplies; health care providers & services; biotechnology; life sciences tools & services; and health care technology. The fund is non-diversified.
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