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# Overview

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The **Dip Index (DIPX)** is a market breadth oscillator that measures the percentage of assets within a selected index trading above a specified moving average, such as the 50, 100, 150, or 200-day average.

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[Usage](/investing/risk-and-portfolio-management/dip-index/usage.md)
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By evaluating the breadth of movement across constituents, the Dip Index provides a deeper understanding of underlying strength or weakness beyond the headline price.


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