What is the median breakeven?
The middle of the average buy prices of all the funds holding a stock: half of them paid more for their shares, half less. The percentage beside it is how far today's price is above or below it.
It shows where the funds as a group stand. A price well above the median breakeven means most holders are sitting on profits; well below it, most are underwater, and may be under pressure to sell or tempted to buy more.
Hovering over the value shows the range the middle half of the funds paid. It counts the funds in the group chosen on the page (hedge funds, outperforming funds, and so on), and it's built from estimated average buy prices, so it's an estimate too.
Related pages: Screen stocks by it