Market coverage

Fear & Greed Index alerts for the markets you follow

Compare market sentiment across the United States, Australia, the UK, Europe, Canada, and New Zealand. Choose a market below to see its live score, history, calculation, and alert options.

One place to monitor global market sentiment

Every market page includes a current reading, historical chart, sentiment zones, and examples of threshold rules you can create in FearAlert.

USS&P 500

United States Fear & Greed Index

CNN Fear & Greed Index

Track the US Fear & Greed Index and get notified when S&P 500 sentiment enters fear or greed territory.

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ASXASX 200

Australia Fear & Greed Index

FearAlert synthetic ASX score

Monitor Australian market sentiment with an ASX 200-based score and automated threshold alerts.

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UKFTSE 100

United Kingdom Fear & Greed Index

FearAlert synthetic UK score

Monitor FTSE 100 sentiment and receive alerts when UK market fear or greed reaches your threshold.

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EUEuro Stoxx 50

Europe Fear & Greed Index

FearAlert synthetic European score

Track European equity sentiment around the Euro Stoxx 50 with scheduled Fear & Greed alerts.

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CAS&P/TSX Composite

Canada Fear & Greed Index

FearAlert synthetic Canadian score

Follow Canadian market sentiment and get alerted when TSX fear or greed crosses your chosen level.

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NZNZX 50

New Zealand Fear & Greed Index

FearAlert synthetic New Zealand score

Track NZX 50 sentiment with automated alerts for fear, extreme fear, greed, and recovery levels.

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Set the level that matters to you

FearAlert evaluates your selected market on a scheduled hourly cycle and emails you when its Fear & Greed score meets your rule. Set alerts below 25 for extreme fear, above 75 for extreme greed, or choose a broader threshold that fits your process.

The US page uses the CNN Fear & Greed Index. The regional pages use FearAlert's synthetic scores, calculated from daily market data for each broad index and representative ETF.

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