ProShares Short S&P500 (SH) is trading at $34.45, which is -94.4% below its all-time high of $613.46. The Drawdown Severity Score is 16.4, placing it in the red (severe) zone. Over its tracked history, SH has experienced 15 significant drawdown events with an average maximum drawdown of -7.5%.

Data last updated: May 1, 2026 at 02:29 AM EDT

SH

Stock

ProShares Short S&P500

Price

$34.45

as of Apr 30, 2026

All Time High: $613.46

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Historic

Current Drawdown

-94.4%

Days in Drawdown

6261

Avg Max Drawdown

7.5%

Avg Length

63

Drawdown Severity Score™

16.4

SH - Price & High Water Mark

SH - Drawdown Timeline

How to read this chart: Negative values indicate drawdowns from all-time highs. Values closer to 0% mean the stock is near its high water mark.

ProShares Short S&P500 (SH) Analysis: Current Drawdown Insights

ProShares Short S&P500 is currently experiencing an unusual drawdown opportunity. As of 2026-04-30, the stock is trading at $34.45, which represents a 94.4% decline from its all-time high of $613.46. This drawdown has persisted for 6261 days.

Based on comprehensive historical analysis spanning 14 years, ProShares Short S&P500 typically experiences drawdowns averaging 7.5% in depth, with an average duration of 63 days. ProShares Short S&P500 has gone through 15 total drawdown events in the last 14 years. The largest drawdown for ProShares Short S&P500 in the last 14 years was 22.1%. The longest drawdown duration in its history was 550 days.

The Drawdown Severity Score™ for ProShares Short S&P500 currently stands at 16.37. This is our proprietary indicator that shows the relative severity of the current drawdown based on the asset's unique historical patterns. A score above 12.0 indicates a historic, once-in-a-decade event—an extraordinarily rare drawdown that may represent a possible generational buying opportunity or signal fundamental changes worth investigating.

Understanding Drawdowns: A drawdown measures how far a stock has fallen from its peak price. Every stock experiences drawdowns—periods when the price declines from all-time highs before recovering. By analyzing ProShares Short S&P500's historical drawdown patterns, investors can identify when the stock is experiencing a typical market fluctuation versus an unusual decline that may represent a buying opportunity.

📜 Historical Drawdown Events

Current drawdown shown in blue. Complete record of all 15 historical pullbacks below.

Start DateEnd DateDurationMax DepthStart PriceLowest PriceRecovery Price
2009-03-09Ongoing6261 days-94.4%$613.46$34.45
2009-03-042009-03-052 days-2.5%$597.52$582.70$605.95
2008-11-212009-03-02102 days-22.1%$588.23$458.42$592.85
2008-10-282008-11-1923 days-17.2%$546.05$452.39$550.99
2008-10-132008-10-2412 days-10.8%$522.21$465.73$530.16
2008-09-302008-10-034 days-4.4%$434.23$414.93$437.07
2008-09-182008-09-2912 days-7.6%$422.96$390.80$434.23
2008-09-162008-09-172 days-1.5%$410.22$403.99$422.96
2008-07-162008-09-1562 days-7.2%$408.57$379.08$410.22
2008-07-102008-07-112 days-0.7%$398.16$395.55$400.82
2008-07-082008-07-092 days-1.9%$397.48$390.12$398.16
2008-03-112008-07-03115 days-11.5%$392.95$347.91$393.74
2008-01-232008-03-0745 days-6.4%$384.91$360.33$387.55
2006-07-182008-01-18550 days-15.2%$375.60$318.49$378.72
2006-06-282006-07-1316 days-3.1%$372.62$360.99$372.83
2006-06-262006-06-272 days-0.3%$370.60$369.43$372.62

How to read: Each row shows a complete drawdown from peak to recovery. Red rows = most severe drawdowns (worst 20% or 5x+ average), yellow rows = moderate (2x-5x worse than average).

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What History Says About SH

ProShares Short S&P500 has dropped 5%+ from its high 8 times in its tracked history. These events lasted an average of 115 days with an average max drop of -12.2%.

The current drawdown of -94.4% has lasted 6,261 days, which is 54.4x the average duration of comparable events.

PeriodMax DropDuration
Nov 2008 to Mar 2009-22.1%102 days
Oct 2008 to Nov 2008-17.2%23 days
Jul 2006 to Jan 2008-15.2%550 days
Mar 2008 to Jul 2008-11.5%115 days
Oct 2008 to Oct 2008-10.8%12 days
Sep 2008 to Sep 2008-7.6%12 days

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