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S&P 500 correlation trend
The Kobeissi Letter's line chart drew 350.3K views on X: 1.5x its typical post and #9 of 48 The Kobeissi Letter charts we track by views. Read Oct 14, 2026.
The US stock market has never been this fragmented:
Why it spread
This post spread because it paired a hot topic that week with an independent author, and the measured numbers show the reach: 189,773 views, 1,407 likes, 223 reposts, 39 quotes and 279 saves.
What worked
- The chart is a simple line showing the correlation between the equal-weighted and cap-weighted S&P dropping sharply, which makes one clear point at a glance.
- The post text leads with a strong claim that the US stock market has never been this fragmented, then backs it with the lowest level on record.
- It is branded and shows a source line, and the quote rate is above average, so people reshared it to argue rather than just to save it.
What to borrow
We could take a single relationship in our own data, show it as one clean line over time, and lead with the plain-language claim before the supporting number.
Careful
Do not copy the record-low framing unless our own data truly shows a record, and do not over-read the views as proof of quality since the hot topic that week and the independent author likely drove much of the spread.
Written by our analysis model from the measured numbers above, not by The Kobeissi Letter.
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How far did The Kobeissi Letter's "S&P 500 correlation trend" chart travel?
350,254 views, 2,532 likes, 374 reposts and 575 saves on X, read Oct 14, 2026. A normal post from @KobeissiLetter gets about 230.4K views.
What kind of chart is it?
A line chart. Correlation between equal-weighted and cap-weighted S&P drops sharply.
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