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S&P 500 Equal Weight Ratio
Charlie Bilello's line chart drew 68.6K views on X: 1.2x its typical post and #7 of 25 Charlie Bilello charts we track by views. Read Oct 14, 2026.
The average stock in the S&P 500 is now at its lowest level relative to the cap-weighted index since November 2002.
Why it spread
This post spread because it hit a hot topic that week with an independent author, and the measured numbers show 27,753 views, 177 likes, 29 reposts, 8 quotes, and 42 saves.
What worked
- The post text frames a striking milestone: the average stock in the S&P 500 is at its lowest level relative to the cap-weighted index since November 2002, over 23 years of relative outperformance erased.
- The chart type is a line showing the ratio of equal weight to index at its lowest since 2002, which makes the long-term trend visually clear.
- The post is branded, shows a source line, and comes from an independent author in the top quarter for source reach and quote rate, which supports trust and sharing.
What to borrow
We could use the same form by pairing a simple line chart of a long-term ratio with a short text that names the milestone year and the number of years erased, then add our own branding and source line.
Careful
Do not copy the exact topic or assume the same results, and do not over-read the missing engagement details such as points, comments, or how the account usually performs.
Written by our analysis model from the measured numbers above, not by Charlie Bilello.
Make it yours
Your numbers, in this line chart.
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On the Max plan you can pull this chart's numbers with the provenance of each one, as JSON or CSV, with its redraw spec, or call it from an agent over MCP. Chart id ec4573bd8c27.
Approximate values. Our two readings of this chart agreed only in part (confidence 0.33 of 1), so check the original before you quote a number. The API marks it lowConfidence, and ?min_confidence=0.5 leaves it out.
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| GET | /api/v1/charts/ec4573bd8c27 | Title, publisher, date, form, point count; with a Max key, the data link | Open |
| GET | /api/v1/charts/ec4573bd8c27/data | Every point with its provenance and confidence, plus the redraw spec. Add ?format=csv for CSV | Max |
| GET | /api/v1/charts/ec4573bd8c27/render?view=1 | The draw-only view this page uses | Open |
| POST | /mcp | Tool get_chart_data with this id, for Claude, Cursor and other agents | Max |
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--header "Authorization: Bearer $VIRALCHART_KEY"60 requests a minute per key; over that you get 429 with Retry-After. Up to 5 keys per account, made on your account page and shown once. Without Max, the data route answers 402 with a link to the plans. The numbers describe a chart its publisher owns, and every file carries a license note.
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How far did Charlie Bilello's "S&P 500 Equal Weight Ratio" chart travel?
68,556 views, 478 likes, 94 reposts and 115 saves on X, read Oct 14, 2026. A normal post from @charliebilello gets about 57.5K views.
What kind of chart is it?
A line chart. Ratio of equal weight to index at lowest since 2002.
Can I use Charlie Bilello's chart?
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