FEAR & GREED INDEX
Learn with ETMarkets: Market Mood Index (MMI): Explained!
The stock market operates based on collective investor sentiment. Positive news boosts stock prices, while negative sentiment drags them down.
Why Sanjiv Bhasin is betting big on this IT stock
Commodities, metals, wherever the left out feeling. I am not saying that they are going to fall overnight. See the risk on the table is less. You do not want to be burned right at the top and then see a 15% correction and then forward. So, I think taking money there off. But private banks, like I told you, UltraTech, a lot of those like ABFRL, Vodafone and Rattan Power that Rs 9.50 stock is locked at 20.25.
Election creates Rs 26 lakh crore stock boom. All greed, no fear on D-Street?
Impatient investors drive Sensex up 3,570 points in Rs 26 lakh cr rally ahead of Lok Sabha elections. Historical trends suggest further market movements. Market insiders cautious about BJP's seat tally impact on stocks.
Time for greed over but still betting on 6 metal & specialty chemical stocks: Sanjiv Bhasin
Sanjiv Bhasin says I "there is a lot of froth on the markets including the domestic market." He discusses market trends, advising caution and specific investments. He further highlights the impact of China on metals, Zomato's market performance, as well as InterGlobe's dominance despite competitor challenges, recommending strategic investment approaches.
Deciphering crypto sentiment: Inside the crypto Fear and Greed Index
The index analyzes various data points, including volatility, social media buzz, market momentum, and even Bitcoin’s dominance within the crypto landscape.
Stock market psychology and behavioural finance: What investors should know
Financial success is not a hard science. It’s a soft skill, where how you behave is more important than what you know. While everybody is looking at the same stock prices, same charts and has access to the same balance sheets and management commentary, not everybody has the same outcome in their trading and investing journey.
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Confidence in equities at record level; people don’t want to leave the asset class: S Naren
S Naren says, “while macro is good, increasingly to what extent you will pay what valuation because if you look at many parts of the economy, there are many sectors in the economy which are growing much slower than before but while those sectors are growing slower, you are giving higher valuations now.
Maruti and UltraTech like Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma, good to have in your portfolio: Hemang Jani
“There is a mini bubble in the broader market and one needs to be selective about that. Do not be too quick to jump into an index which has gone up 35% and stocks that have gone up 3X-5X. Okay, the stock has corrected 5%, 10%, let it stabilise, do some homework and then start nibbling.”
Kunal Bothra’s Dussehra tips: If Tata Motors=ego & fear=Sun Pharma, what is Reliance?
“Kunal Bothra discusses various emotions associated with investing in specific stocks. He mentions that Reliance Industries and HDFC Bank attract a sense of attachment, while Tata Motors represents pride. He refers to Suzlon as a stock that triggers greed, and Sun Pharma as a stock that instills fear. Bothra also mentions his envy of the returns in the defense midcaps. L&T represents pride and Tata Chemicals is associated with deceit.”
There's a growing investor interest for EMs excluding China: Chris Wood
Wood said there is also growing interest in offering China as a special asset class of its own with the rest of the emerging markets managed separately. Creating an emerging markets (EM) basket excluding China would benefit markets like India and Taiwan as China's underperformance would weigh down the EM index returns. China has the highest country weightage on the EM indices.
A simple investing lesson from Nifty methodology of buying and selling stocks
The anomaly in trading is that both your best friend and worst enemy is the same – Your Mind. The human mind is a double-edged sword. It's our best friend when it empowers us with creativity, problem-solving, and resilience.
Private capex, durable retail consumption hinge on rates heading south
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) had trailed the US Federal Reserve by about three months in stepping up rates last summer. Will Mumbai now beat Washington in running the reverse course on interest rates? Ahead of the meetings of the two rate-setting central banks panels over this week and the next, odds are lengthening the Fed will get to cut rates at all in 2023. Persistently high prices and a job market generating mixed signals on wages and additions to rolls have seemingly bumped up the interest-rate cruising altitude for US policymakers.
How retail investors can ace the index
According to the study, about 65% of investors are unaware of their exact stock market returns. It might be attributable to the enormous number of transactions they made, not taking into consideration the length of time, capital gains and dividends earned, leverage used, and so on.
Small with big gains! Investors may look at buying smallcaps in 2023 for long term
Last year, smallcap stocks were the most affected by the subdued performance of the Indian stock market, destroying the wealth of small investors
Indian banks look cheap relative to Indian market: Jefferies
"It is widely acknowledged that India remains at risk tactically because of the need to fund increased positions in China but there is widespread agreement that India remains the best long-term equity story in the Asia and emerging market context. To deal with this conundrum, investors seem to be reducing exposure to high PE Indian consumer discretionary stocks rather than reducing core bank holdings. This makes sense to GREED & fear, most particularly as Indian banks are looking cheap relative to the Indian market."
Nifty valuation undoubtedly challenging: Chris Wood of Jefferies
"If Asia looks better in aggregate on comparative valuations, there is one market where valuations are undoubtedly challenging. That is GREED & fear’s long-term favourite, India. The Nifty index now trades at 18.8x 12-month forward earnings, compared with a historic 10-year average of 17.2x," Wood said in his weekly note.
ETMarkets Trade Talk: Greed vs fear lesson from Mumbai’s top options trader Jitendra Jain
I moved to the risk-first approach from the return-first approach. From that day, I trade with maximum loss in mind. If the maximum loss hits, I exit,” says Jain. The 43-year-old algo trader is a mechanical engineer by training who ran a successful digital marketing business before getting lured to the world of options trading.
Sensex, Nifty ignore winter blues to scale new tops; should you be greedy or fearful now?
The ongoing rally has, however, left many investors puzzled as to whether they should follow Warren Buffett's classic rule of being fearful when others are greedy and being greedy when others are fearful.
Chris Wood is surprised by resilience in India stocks. Here's why
Wood said he is surprised by stock market resilience in the face of bearish sentiment triggered by the wave of foreign selling, prevailing high valuations and monetary tightening.
Is this the end of bear market? Let’s do some data crunching
Nifty 50 is down by about 18% from its October 2021 high of 18,604. The mid-cap and small-cap indices have fallen more than 20% and entered the bear market.
As fear & greed takes over D-St, momentum investing can help you ride market trend
Momentum investing is a strategy that invests in securities that have momentum (usually upward trending prices) and looks to sell them once they lose momentum. It works under the hypothesis that markets will continue to move in a particular direction for a much longer period than most people assume is possible. It implies that well-performing securities will continue to do so and vice versa.
Instead of doing a post-mortem analysis, play the Fear cycle on the front foot: Sandeep Tandon
“We are reaching that inflection point where I would like to be on the fear and greed cycle which we typically look at. The Fear cycle is closer to the bottom and so I would like to participate rather than worry about what happened in the month of May historically as and when data points change, we will change our opinion.”
State of Market: Is the Greed vs Fear Indicator blinking red?
Indian equities should underperform EMs in CY22 after stellar outperformance in CY21 (24 per cent return) as outperformance looks unsustainable based on earnings growth and RoE differential.
For successful people like Howard Marks, Warren Buffett, there's a bit of luck involved: Morgan Housel
The boom-bust cycle is faster now because of central bank policy and they are deeper also'
Policy on moratorium extension a key issue for Indian economy, says Christopher Wood
"A critical question for the banks, the property market and indeed the economy is now whether the moratorium is extended yet again...Still until proven otherwise, investors should probably assume that the moratorium will be extended for another four months to the end of the calendar year," said Wood in the note titled 'Greed & Fear'.
Decade of greed and fear for commodities
Analysts expect continued appreciation for gold, particularly compared to copper.
Fear to come down and greed take over in next couple of weeks: Abhimanyu Sofat, IIFL
There is continuous interest from HNI investors and even FIIs in three pockets, says Sofat
'Greed and fear’ on D-Street soar to a 10-year high
Relative Strength Index (RSI) suggests that the market is entering the overbought zone.
What I read this week: EMs have turned minefield & why India is outperforming
Being a domestic-driven economy, India has been resilient & defied bearish expectations.
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