Gina Francolla is the Senior Producer of Quantitative & Market Data Services at CNBC.
By the Numbers
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There are 38 companies in the S&P 500 index that have not moved more than 2 percent positive or negative year-to-date.
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Ahead of the presidential election, CNBC created the CNBC Obama Index and the CNBC Romney Index featuring companies that could be viewed as winners or losers depending on the outcome of the race.
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As Hurricane Sandy makes its way through the Atlantic Ocean, CNBC looked at the Dow and S&P 500 performance the day after the market was closed due to a major event.
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Ahead of the presidential election, CNBC created the CNBC Obama Index and the CNBC Romney Index featuring companies that could be viewed as winners or losers depending on the outcome of the race.
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After rising to a new 4-year high last month, utilities are now the only large S&P sector trading in the red this year.
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Apple's tumble sent its stock to a 52 week low, and suffered the added misfortune of losing its mantle as "world's most valuable company".
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More than 93 percent of the S&P 500 are trading above their moving 50-day moving average.
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A widespread rally on Wall Street this year, lifted nearly 37 percent of the S&P 500 components to a new 52-week high.
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Some stocks that investors had given up for dead are finding new life in the current market rally.
