Commodity Fear & Greed
Search tracked commodities for a dedicated 0–100 Fear & Greed reading and see the social and market context behind the current regime. Gold’s August 27, 2026 reading is currently 48 — Fear.
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Current GLD Fear & Greed48FearA commodity-specific reading built from conversation and market behaviour.
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Gold (GLD)$421.79-1.58% today
Sentiment historyGLD conversation over 7 days
LiveBearishNeutralBullish
Conversation breakdown690 classified posts
Bullish 59%Neutral 23%Bearish 18%
How to interpret commodity Fear & Greed
Use the score to identify fearful, neutral, or greedy regimes, then inspect its components and any disagreement with the underlying conversation.
A 0–100 emotional regime
Lower readings indicate fear, higher readings indicate greed, and the middle of the scale reflects a more balanced market regime.
More than conversation tone
The commodity-specific reading combines social evidence with market behaviour rather than relabelling sentiment as Fear & Greed.
Divergence can be informative
Improving conversation during a fearful regime—or weakening tone during greed—can reveal a shift hidden by the headline score.
Physical-market narratives matter
Supply, inventories, weather, geopolitics, currencies, and demand can reshape commodity conversation independently of price momentum.
Put commodity Fear & Greed in context
Compare the market with the gold sentiment tool, oil sentiment tool, and commodity sentiment guide to add supply, inventory, macro, and geopolitical context.
Frequently Asked Questions
It places social and market behaviour on a 0–100 scale, from extreme fear to extreme greed, for the selected commodity rather than the whole market.
No. The reading is attached to the selected commodity, which makes it possible to compare emotional regimes across individual assets without substituting one broad-market score.
Sentiment measures the stance of public conversation. Fear & Greed combines that evidence with market behaviour, so the two readings can move differently.
No. Extremes describe the current regime, not what price must do next. Use them to investigate positioning, catalysts, risk, and contrary evidence.
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