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SPY: Down 0.48% on Monday After a 0.56% Drop Last Week

SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust finished the November 2 regular session at $752.10 (-0.48%). See its dated chart, moving averages and nearby levels.

Published Nov 2, 2026

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TL;DR

  • November 2 completed close: $752.10 (-0.48%).
  • The close was below its 50-day simple average of $767.22 and above its 200-day simple average of $729.15.
  • The 126-session volume-by-price band is estimated from daily bars; dated levels are references, not forecasts.

This recorded Short uses the completed November 2, 2026 U.S. regular session. It is a dated chart, not a live quote. Watch the Short.

SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY)

SPY finished November 2 at $752.10, -0.48% versus October 30. The prior close-to-close week changed -0.56%. That November 2 close was below its 50-day simple average of $767.22 and above its 200-day simple average of $729.15. The chart marks the Jul 6 high at $752.41; the Jul 27 high at $745.53. Intraday highs and lows are distinct from the completed close. A later daily close through a level would be a new observation, not a forecast.

SPY daily candles through the completed November 2 regular session; May 5–November 2 estimated daily-bar volume context.

Volume context and method

The estimated busiest-price band is $768.07–770.78 over the 126 completed sessions from May 5 through November 2. It spreads each day's volume evenly across that session's high–low range in 24 equal price rows. That estimate is not native TradingView Visible Range Volume Profile, buy/sell flow or a target. Moving averages are simple averages of daily closes. Frozen Yahoo Finance daily OHLCV supplies the candles and volume; the November 2 completed close was independently cross-checked to a dated CNBC quote. A quote cache alone does not establish an exchange's closing auction.

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