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The ATR is not a normalized indicator. If you compare the ATRs of different stocks with the ATR of Spyder, it does not tell you anything.
Are you looking for stocks with a high beta? In that case you would need to calculate the covariance for the historical returns calculated for both SPY and an individual stock, then divide it by the variance of the returns for the individual stock.
