Momentum
42/100Index trend signals remain below neutral, while recent improvement suggests selling pressure has eased.
Demonstration model — this is not today’s market reading.
Indian market sentiment model
Market Mood IndexX
A transparent 0-100 educational indicator that combines momentum, breadth, volatility, price strength and FII activity to describe Indian equity market conditions.
38/100
DemonstrationFear
Demonstration model — this is not today’s market reading.
0-20Extreme Fear21-40Fear41-60Neutral61-80Greed81-100Extreme Greed
- Direction
- Improving
- Sample 1-session change
- +2
- Sample 7-session change
- +6
- Sample timestamp
- 17 Jul 2026, 4:15 pm IST
Investor posture
What this market condition may mean
Continue planned SIPs. If deploying additional capital, consider staggered purchases rather than investing the full monthly allocation in one session.
Market Mood IndexX is an educational market-condition indicator. It is not investment advice, a trading signal or a recommendation to buy or sell securities.
Component breakdown
Five transparent inputs
Weighted result: 38.55, published as 38 using conservative whole-number flooring.
Market breadth
28/100Fewer stocks are advancing than declining, which indicates that gains are not yet broad-based.
Volatility
55/100Volatility is near the middle of its sample range after reversing the fear effect of higher volatility.
Price strength
31/100New highs are limited relative to new lows, pointing to cautious price action below the surface.
FII activity
36/100Rolling foreign institutional activity is below neutral in the demonstration distribution.
90-session sample
Historical Market Mood Score
Demonstration model — this is not today’s market reading.
Demonstration model — this is not today’s market reading. The chart shows a sample 90-session score series ending at 38.
Direction matters
A score needs context
A score of 35 rising from 20 describes a market where stress may be easing. A score of 35 falling from 55 describes a market where conditions may be weakening. Direction helps separate recovery from deterioration even when the headline score is identical.
Methodology summary
Transparent weighted formula
Mood Score = 25% Momentum + 25% Market Breadth + 20% Volatility + 15% Price Strength + 15% FII Activity
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