Market Mood

Fear & Greed Index — computed from market breadth, momentum, and volatility

Neutral

Extreme Fear Neutral Extreme Greed

Component Breakdown

Market Breadth

Ratio of advancing to declining stocks. More advancers = greed.

RSI Distribution

Percentage of stocks with RSI above 50 (bullish territory).

Price Momentum

Average distance of stock prices from their 50-day moving average.

Highs vs Lows

Ratio of stocks near 52-week highs vs near 52-week lows.

Volatility

Inverse of average daily price swings. Calm markets = greed, volatile = fear.

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0–20: Extreme Fear

Markets are panicking. Historically, extreme fear can signal buying opportunities for contrarian investors.

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21–40: Fear

Investors are cautious. Selling pressure is elevated but not extreme.

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41–60: Neutral

Balanced sentiment. No strong directional bias in the market.

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61–100: Greed

Investors are optimistic. Extreme greed (80+) can signal overheated markets and potential pullbacks.