What does market sentiment mean?

Market sentiment represents the collective attitude of traders toward a market. Bullish sentiment means most traders expect prices to rise, while bearish sentiment indicates expectations of falling prices. Neutral sentiment suggests uncertainty or consolidation.

How often is sentiment updated?

Our market sentiment index is updated every 15 minutes during market hours, ensuring you always have access to the most current market mood readings.

Should I trade based on sentiment alone?

No. Sentiment is best used as a confirmation tool alongside technical and fundamental analysis. Smart traders combine multiple indicators to make well-rounded decisions.

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Live Market Sentiment

Market Sentiment Index

Track market sentiment across Forex, Commodities, and Indices. Updated every 15 minutes.

Overall Mood

Bullish

58% bullish traders

Forex3.2%

58%

32%

Commodities1.5%

62%

28%

Indices2.1%

55%

35%

Trader Position Ratios

EUR/USD

High

42%

58%

-2.3%

GBP/USD

Medium

55%

45%

+4.1%

USD/JPY

High

38%

62%

-5.2%

XAU/USD

Very High

67%

33%

+8.4%

AUD/USD

Medium

51%

49%

+1.2%

Long

Short

24h change

How to Use Sentiment Data

• Sentiment is a contrarian indicator - extreme readings often precede reversals
• When 80%+ traders are long, consider the opposite view
• Use sentiment alongside technical and fundamental analysis
• Position ratio changes can signal shifting market dynamics

Market Sentiment Index

Trader Position Ratios

Detailed Sentiment by Instrument