NEPSE Fear and Greed Index
Today's NEPSE Fear & Greed Index: Nepal stock market mood from 0 (extreme fear) to 100 (extreme greed), from momentum, breadth, volatility and turnover.
Fear & Greed Index
70
Greed
After the 2026-10-16 session
Compared with
Previous close63 · Greed1 week ago43 · Fear1 month ago66 · Greed3 months ago18 · Extreme Fear
What drives it
| Measure | Reading | Score |
|---|---|---|
| Market momentum NEPSE against its 125-day average | NEPSE is 1.4% below its 125-day average | 65 · Greed |
| Price strength Shares at 3-month highs against shares at 3-month lows | 20 shares closed at a 3-month high, 11 at a 3-month low | 90 · Extreme Greed |
| Market breadth Shares trading above their own 50-day average | 39.4% of shares are above their 50-day average | 74 · Greed |
| Advances and declines Shares that rose against shares that fell, last 10 sessions | 50.9% of the price moves in the last 10 sessions were up | 73 · Greed |
| Volatility How hard NEPSE falls on its down days (bigger falls count as fear) | NEPSE’s typical daily fall over 20 sessions: 0.41% | 78 · Extreme Greed |
| Turnover Money traded in the last 10 days against the last 60 | Turnover over 10 days is 0.92× the 60-day average | 41 · Fear |
How it works
Each measure compares today with the past year of NEPSE: 0 means more fearful than every day of the year, 100 greedier than all of them. The index is the average of the six.
Below 25 is Extreme Fear, 25–44 Fear, 45–55 Neutral, 56–75 Greed and above 75 Extreme Greed.
Investors often read extreme fear as panic selling and extreme greed as an overheated market. The index describes how the market has behaved; it does not predict it.
It uses NEPSE’s daily closes and turnover and the daily closes of every listed ordinary share, and updates after each close (during trading hours, with live prices).
The Fear & Greed Index is automated analysis of past prices for education. It is not a forecast and not investment advice.