Two markets, different measures
Stocks combine market measures such as momentum and volatility. Bitcoin considers volatility, volume and market attention. Equal scores do not imply equal risk or expected returns.
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ECONOPI / MARKET SENTIMENT
Read the mood
of the market.
Behind the numbers: fear and greed. Explore the mood of two markets.
U.S. stocks Fear & Greed Index
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Data: Fear & Greed Graph ↗Hourly source refresh · trading-day observations
MAKE SENSE OF THE SCORE
A mood check.
Not a price prediction.
Changes are points, not percentages
A move from 30 to 40 is a rise of 10 points, not a 10% price gain. Historical comparisons use the nearest observation on or before the target date, with its actual date shown.
Extreme moods can persist
Fear is not automatically a buy signal, nor greed a sell signal. This is context for understanding markets, not a substitute for an investment decision.
Sources and display methodology
U.S. stock data comes from the public Fear & Greed Graph API. This is not an official CNN partnership. Bitcoin data is published by Alternative.me. Data may be delayed or revised.
Display bands: below 25 extreme fear; 25 to below 45 fear; 45–55 neutral; above 55 to below 75 greed; 75 and above extreme greed. Bitcoin labels prefer the source's classification. Values are shown to one decimal place; missing values are never replaced by zero.
The open page checks for data every 15 minutes. Stocks may have no new observation on weekends and holidays. The one-year chart spans 365 days ending at the latest observation.
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