From Panic to Greed: How the Market Flipped in 30 Days

In just a month, investor sentiment swung from Extreme Fear (18) to Sustained Greed (65+)—a dramatic emotional shift from panic to confidence.

Peak Greed:

• April 23: Sentiment hit 72, fueled by favorable macro trends and surging liquidity.

• May 1–8: Levels held steady between 60–67, reflecting bullish optimism—but also flashing early signs of potential overheating.

What Traders Should Know

• Greed often precedes pullbacks.

• Use sentiment as a forward indicator—not a reaction.

• Confidence is high, but smart traders stay sharp.

Greed rewards the prepared—not the complacent.