#MarketGreedRising #MarketGreedRising

If market greed is rising, it usually means sentiment is shifting toward FOMO (fear of missing out), often pushing prices higher in the short term — but also increasing the risk of a sharp pullback when sentiment flips.

Here’s what typically happens in a high-greed phase:

Prices run ahead of fundamentals — traders pile in without waiting for confirmation.

Retail participation spikes — sudden surges in trading volumes from new or casual investors.

Leverage increases — more margin trading, which magnifies both gains and losses.

Overbought signals appear — RSI, MACD, and similar indicators flash caution.

What you can do in a greed-heavy market:

Tighten stop-losses to protect profits.

Scale out gradually instead of exiting all at once.

Avoid chasing candles; wait for pullbacks.

Watch the Fear & Greed Index and volume data daily.