NYSE: LLY · Healthcare · Mega-cap

Eli Lilly and Company (LLY): what similar charts did next

Latest reading

Bullishmoderate confidence · 64/100
64%of matches rose >2%
24%fell >2%
+4.6%median move · middle half -0.8% to +13.1%

64% of LLY's 25 closest historical matches rose more than 2% over the following 60 sessions, against 24% that fell. Outcomes were fairly tight: the middle half landed between -0.8% and +13.1%. Confidence is moderate (64/100), below the 65 needed for the daily Radar list.

Closest match: Autodesk (ADSK), 2 Aug 1985 to 9 Dec 1985

9 Nov 2026next 60 sessions of the 1985 match
LLY's last 90 sessions (from 2 Jul 2026) in teal, against Autodesk (ADSK) in gold: a 68% shape match. Over the next 60 sessions, to 6 Mar 1986, it rose 19.4%. One match is an anecdote. The 25-match distribution above is the evidence.

How the reading has changed

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bullish bearish split made the Radar list · line = closing price

Since 13 Aug 2026, LLY has been read 56 times: bullish 38, bearish 13, split 5. It has read bullish for 24 sessions in a row. It made the daily Radar list on 7 of those days.

Across Healthcare

Of the other 60 Healthcare stocks in the S&P 500 scanned on 9 Nov 2026, 52 lean bullish, 6 bearish and 2 split. LLY is with the majority.

Strongest reads elsewhere in Healthcare
TickerLeanConfidenceMedian move
AMGN Amgenbullish71+3.8%
DVA DaVitabullish70+5.4%
HCA HCA Healthcarebullish70+4.8%
CAH Cardinal Healthbullish69+8.4%
GEN Gen Digitalbullish69+4.8%

About Eli Lilly and Company

Eli Lilly and Company, doing business as Lilly, is an American multinational pharmaceutical company headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana, with offices in 36 countries. Its products are marketed in approximately 90 countries.

Market cap
≈ $1.27T941M shares (10-Q, filed 29 Oct 2026) × the 9 Nov 2026 close
CEO
David A. Rickssince January 2017
Listed on
NYSE
Industry
Drug Manufacturers
Website
lilly.com

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How this page is made

After each trading day, LLY’s last 90 daily closes are matched against decades of stock and crypto history. The 25 closest windows are followed for 60 sessions, and the page reports how they resolved. It is a record of historical frequency, not a forecast or advice. The full method is in methodology & limits, and fractal chart patterns, explained covers how to read it.