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SPY: Worst Week Since April 2025, Just Above Its 200-Day

A small Friday rise left SPY just above its 200-day average after a 2.70% weekly decline.

Published Nov 6, 2026

Updated Nov 6, 2026

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TL;DR

  • SPY closed November 6 at $735.29, up 0.31% Friday but down 2.70% for the week.
  • The close was above its $730.38 200-day average and below its $765.68 50-day average for a sixth straight session.

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SPY closed the completed November 6 regular session at $735.29, up 0.31% from November 5 but down 2.70% from October 30. On a 104-week completed weekly-close comparison, this was its worst week since the week ended April 4, 2025. That describes a dated return, not the cause of the decline.

SPY: November 6 regular close $735.29; 50-day average $765.68 and 200-day average $730.38. TradingView daily chart; open full size to read candles and labels.Open chart to enlarge and pan at full size.

The November 6 close was $4.91 above the $730.38 200-day average, and below the $765.68 50-day average for a sixth straight close. The October 6 intraday high of $781.62 is a separate dated reference. A daily retest and close above a level would be needed before treating it as reclaimed; the averages and older high are observations, not targets.

See the After-Close Map compilation and Daily Levels. The chart is an attributed TradingView daily snapshot through the November 6 close; the closing basis was cross-checked with CNBC, and simple averages were calculated from completed daily closes. Market research only, not a recommendation to buy or sell.

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