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Fear & Greed Index
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The Fear & Greed Index measures market sentiment from 0 (Extreme Fear) to 100 (Extreme Greed), combining volatility, momentum, volume, and put/call ratios.
💡 How to Use This:
- ▸Extreme Fear (0-25): Market oversold - potential buying opportunity for quality stocks
- ▸Fear (25-45): Cautious sentiment - wait for confirmation or look for value plays
- ▸Neutral (45-55): Balanced market - follow individual stock signals
- ▸Greed (55-75): Bullish but elevated - be selective, take profits on winners
- ▸Extreme Greed (75-100): Market overbought - reduce exposure, avoid FOMO trades
Legendary Investor Insight
Always insist on a margin of safety. You cannot predict the market's mood swings, but you can control your investment parameters. By purchasing securities at a significant discount to their intrinsic value, you provide yourself a cushion against analytical errors and the inevitable unpredictability of the global economic landscape.
— in the style of Benjamin Graham
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