KOSPI Fear & Greed Index
What is the KOSPI market feeling right now?
How the index is calculated
Previous readings and sentiment shifts
Seven Fear & Greed indicators
Review the source factor data behind the Fear & Greed Index through line charts and current-state badges.
Market Momentum
Compares the KOSPI with its long-term trend to judge the market’s underlying direction.
KOSPI trend-based sentiment is currently in the Neutral zone.
Stock Price Strength
Checks whether advancing stocks are strong enough to show broad market buying pressure.
Stock price strength is tilted toward Neutral.
Stock Price Breadth
Uses a McClellan-style breadth measure to see whether participation extends beyond a few large caps.
Market participation is interpreted as Neutral.
Put and Call Options
Smooths put/call flows to check the balance between defensive and aggressive positioning.
Options-market sentiment is showing a Neutral signal.
Market Volatility
Looks at volatility and its trend to understand how unstable the market feels.
Volatility-based risk signals are in the Neutral zone.
Safe Haven Demand
Tracks whether preference for safer assets is rising as risk aversion expands.
Safe-haven demand is reflected at a Neutral level.
Credit / Risk-Asset Demand
Uses risk-asset and credit-spread-style data to detect excessive avoidance or preference.
Credit and risk-asset demand is in the Neutral zone.
Frequently asked questions
What is the KOSPI Fear & Greed Index?
It is a reference indicator that reinterprets KOSPI price action and sentiment inputs on a 0-to-100 scale to show the temperature of investor sentiment.
How should I read the score?
Lower scores lean toward fear, while higher scores lean toward greed. At extreme levels, it is worth checking the risk of a reversal as well.
Where does the market data come from?
The top market summary shows KOSPI, KOSDAQ, and USD/KRW values parsed server-side from Naver mobile finance pages with a short cache.
Can I use this directly for investment decisions?
This page is for quickly reading market mood. Final responsibility for investment decisions remains with the investor.