SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY) Drawdown History

50 recorded drawdown events with recovery analysis

Price

$658.78

All-Time High

$695.51

Current Drawdown

-5.3%

Severity Score

1.8

Zone

Slightly Elevated

Drawdown Distribution

How SPY's 50 recorded drawdowns break down by severity:

46

< 5%

2

5-10%

1

10-20%

1

20-30%

0

30%+

Recovery Patterns

When SPY drops 10% or more from its high, it has happened 2 times with an average duration of 418 days and an average maximum drop of -21.6%.

Drops of 20% or more have occurred 1 times, lasting an average of 709 days with an average depth of -24.5%.

All Drawdown Events

Showing 4 events with drops of 5% or more, sorted by depth.

#Start DateEnd DateMax DropDurationStart PriceLow Price
12022-01-042023-12-13-24.5%709 days$453.21$342.19
22025-02-202025-06-26-18.8%126 days$607.61$493.65
32024-07-172024-09-19-8.4%65 days$556.37$509.60
42024-03-282024-05-14-5.4%48 days$513.65$486.15

46 minor events (under 5% drop) not shown.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is SPY's biggest all-time drawdown?

SPDR S&P 500 ETF's deepest recorded drawdown was -24.5%, which occurred from 2022-01-04 to 2023-12-13 and lasted 709 days. The stock dropped from $453.21 to a low of $342.19.

How long does it take SPY to recover from a drawdown?

When SPY drops 10% or more from its high, it has historically recovered within an average of 418 days. This is based on 2 comparable events in the tracked history.

Is SPY at an all-time high?

No, SPDR S&P 500 ETF is currently trading at $658.78, which is -5.3% below its all-time high of $695.51. The current Drawdown Severity Score is 1.8 (Slightly Elevated).

How many drawdown events has SPY experienced?

SPDR S&P 500 ETF has experienced 50 tracked drawdown events. Of these, 4 were drops of 5% or more. The average maximum drawdown across all events is -1.9%.

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