Drawdown Insights
Data-driven market analysis powered by 40 years of drawdown history. Know when stocks are on sale, and what history says happens next.
Page 33 of 33
Is CRH's 11% Drop a Rare Entry Point or a Warning Sign?
CRH has a Drawdown Severity Score of 2.0. The stock is down 11% over 62 days, nearly double its historical average max drawdown of 6%.
Is Snowflake's 67% Drop a Buying Opportunity or a Trap?
Snowflake (SNOW) holds a 9.2 severity score after a 1,559 day slump. See why the stock is finally exiting its deepest red zone despite being down 67%.
Is SoFi Finally a Buy After This 46% Drop?
SoFi shows signs of life with a 6.6 severity score. After a 102 day slide, the stock remains 46% below its all-time high of $31.
Is Synopsys a Buy After Falling 35% From Its High?
Synopsys (SNPS) holds a Drawdown Severity Score of 6.7. The stock has been down for 207 days, falling 35% from its all-time high of $645.
Is T1 Energy Finally Recovering After a 68% Decline?
T1 Energy (TE) shows signs of life with a Drawdown Severity Score of 11.5. The stock is currently 68% below its peak after a 1,235 day decline.
Is The Trade Desk a Buy After Falling 85% Over 445 Days?
TTD has a Drawdown Severity Score of 13.9. After falling 85% from its $140 peak over 445 days, the stock is finally showing signs of a recovery.
Is Toast's 58% Drop a Buying Opportunity or a Warning?
Toast (TOST) holds a drawdown severity score of 8.1. The stock has fallen 58% from its peak and has remained in a decline for over 1,500 days.
Is Unity's 89% Collapse a Trap or a Recovery Opportunity?
Unity (U) holds a 13.6 severity score. After an 88% drop from its $201 peak, we analyze if the 1,555 day drawdown is finally ending.
Is Workday's 60% Drop a Rare Discount or a Warning Sign?
Workday (WDAY) shows recovery signs after a 727 day slump. With a 10.6 severity score, the stock remains 61% below its $307 peak.
SNDK Hits $953 Peak: Is the Recovery Over or Just Starting?
SNDK has a 0.0 drawdown severity score after hitting $953. The stock erased its losses in just 15 days, returning to its all-time high.
Spotify Is Down 35%. Is This the Start of a Real Recovery?
Spotify (SPOT) shows a drawdown severity score of 5.8. After falling 35% over 241 days, the stock is finally entering a stabilization phase.
Weekly Drawdown Report: April 13, 2026
With a Drawdown Severity Score of 5.4, 42% of the market is in the Red Zone. Discover why 326 assets are struggling to recover from multi year declines.
Algorand Is Down 97% From Its High. Is a Recovery Starting?
ALGO-USD has a Drawdown Severity Score of 12.0. It remains down 97% from its $3 peak and has spent over 2,400 days in a structural decline.
Is Adobe's 67% Drop a Buying Opportunity or a Value Trap?
Adobe (ADBE) shows a Drawdown Severity Score of 12.0. The stock is currently 67.3% below its all-time high after 1,597 days in a drawdown.
Is Chainlink's 82% Crash Finally Over After 1,800 Days?
LINK-USD has a Drawdown Severity Score of 11.9. After falling 82% from its high over 1,799 days, the asset is showing signs of a potential floor.
Is Dogecoin's 1,800 Day Slump Finally Over?
DOGE-USD shows signs of life with a 11.7 severity score. After 1,800 days in a drawdown, the asset remains 86% below its all-time high of $0.68.
Is Sui's 80% Drop a Bottom or a Trap for Investors?
SUI-USD faces an 11.6 severity score after an 83% drawdown. Discover if CME futures and new ETFs can reverse this 460 day price slump.
Is PayPal Finally Recovering After an 85% Crash?
PayPal (PYPL) shows signs of recovery with a drawdown severity score of 18.8 after falling 85% from its peak over a 1,600 day period.
Nike Down 74% After 1,500 Days. Is the Recovery Starting?
Nike (NKE) has a 15.1 severity score after a 74% drop. With a 1,565-day drawdown, we analyze if the footwear giant is finally stabilizing.
PayPal Is Down 78% and Has Been Falling for 4.3 Years
PayPal has been in continuous decline for 1,571 days. Its severity score of 17.2 is the highest we've ever recorded for the stock. Here's what 95 historical drawdown events tell us.
Weekly Drawdown Report: April 6, 2026
150 of 398 tracked assets are in the red zone. 8 stocks sit between severity 4.0-5.0, meaning they could cross into red territory any day. Here's the full weekly breakdown.
The Tech Sector Is More Fractured Than the Headlines Suggest
The tech sector looks healthy on the surface, but severity scores reveal 9 stocks in the red zone and 5 in yellow. Here's the full breakdown across 20 tracked tech names.
The Drawdown Severity Score: A Smarter Way to Measure When Stocks Are on Sale
A 20% drop in Apple means something very different than a 20% drop in Bitcoin. The severity score solves this by adjusting for each asset's historical volatility.