Why do markets sometimes rise irrationally or crash faster than expected? The answer often lies in market sentiment. In our new article, we break down: Why do markets sometimes rise irrationally or crash faster than expected? The answer often lies in market sentiment. In our new article, we break down:

Fear or Greed? Markets Are Driven by Emotions

2026/01/14 15:29

Why do markets sometimes rise irrationally or crash faster than expected?
The answer often lies in market sentiment.

In our new article, we break down:

  • What the Fear and Greed Index really shows
  • How trader psychology influences price movements
  • Why extreme fear and extreme greed increase risk
  • How to use sentiment as a supporting tool, not a signal

Understanding emotions behind price action can help traders stay disciplined and avoid costly mistakes.

👉 Read the full article here:
https://nordfx.com/useful-articles/fear-and-greed-index-market-sentiment?utm_source=social&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=nordfx

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