All three sentiment indicators are stuck in fear territory, but there are signs of a thaw in the details. The CNN Fear & Greed Index held at 26→26, and the VIX Fear Index at 19.42→19.42. With U.S. markets closed for the weekend, both U.S. indicators stayed put, and fear lingered for a fifth straight day. The Crypto Fear & Greed Index rose slightly from 34→37, up 3 points—the only one of the three indicators to move.
Prices were similarly divided: the S&P 500 stood at 7,580.07 and the Nasdaq 100 at 28,384.85, with no change to Friday’s closing prices over the weekend. The Nasdaq 100 has already entered a technical correction. Bitcoin, meanwhile, was around $78,600, up about 1.1% from yesterday’s 09:30 snapshot of roughly $77,728. It held above $76,000 over the weekend instead of falling alongside U.S. stocks.
The interesting contrast is that crypto sentiment began to recover after the Binance hack, with Bitcoin holding around $78,000 over the weekend, while fear in U.S. stocks remained frozen at Friday’s close. The VIX Fear Index briefly surged to 23.93 during Friday’s session before closing back below 20. Tonight, when U.S. markets open, Apple’s after-hours earnings will be the first test: if the results hold up, the VIX Fear Index may fall from 19.42, signaling that fear is genuinely easing. If not, the Nasdaq 100’s correction could deepen, and crypto’s 3-point rebound may prove to be no more than a weekend respite. In the short term, keep an eye on Bitcoin around $76,000. If it holds, sentiment will have a better chance of turning around.
#市场情绪 #Fear and Greed Index
Prices were similarly divided: the S&P 500 stood at 7,580.07 and the Nasdaq 100 at 28,384.85, with no change to Friday’s closing prices over the weekend. The Nasdaq 100 has already entered a technical correction. Bitcoin, meanwhile, was around $78,600, up about 1.1% from yesterday’s 09:30 snapshot of roughly $77,728. It held above $76,000 over the weekend instead of falling alongside U.S. stocks.
The interesting contrast is that crypto sentiment began to recover after the Binance hack, with Bitcoin holding around $78,000 over the weekend, while fear in U.S. stocks remained frozen at Friday’s close. The VIX Fear Index briefly surged to 23.93 during Friday’s session before closing back below 20. Tonight, when U.S. markets open, Apple’s after-hours earnings will be the first test: if the results hold up, the VIX Fear Index may fall from 19.42, signaling that fear is genuinely easing. If not, the Nasdaq 100’s correction could deepen, and crypto’s 3-point rebound may prove to be no more than a weekend respite. In the short term, keep an eye on Bitcoin around $76,000. If it holds, sentiment will have a better chance of turning around.
#市场情绪 #Fear and Greed Index
