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<p id="isPasted">Market breadth is a measure of the extent to which a stock market rally or decline is broad-based, indicating whether a large number of stocks are participating or if it's driven by just a few. It essentially looks at the number of stocks advancing versus declining within a specific index or market. Positive market breadth suggests a healthy, sustainable upward trend, while negative breadth can signal weakness beneath the surface even if overall market indices are rising.</p>