Markets have a mood.Now you can read it.
PULSE reads fear and greed across tokenized stocks from prices alone. Five readings, scored against the last year, averaged into one number you can check.
All 72 tokenized stocks, close of Sep 28, 2026
Fear and greed, built from prices you can check.
Breadth, momentum, new highs against lows, volatility and trend. All from daily closes.
Each reading becomes 0 to 100 by where it sits inside its own last year.
The five scores are averaged into one reading with a plain label.
The same gauge for chips, big tech, pharma, crypto stocks and three more.
Fear at 33. A year that ran from 98 in October to 4 in March.
Open in gauge- A week ago
- 40, −7 since
- Year high
- 98 on Oct 6
- Year low
- 4 on Mar 31
Five readings.
One number.
More names are slipping than climbing. Each card is scored from 0 to 100 against its own last year. Click one to see how it is measured.
36 of 72 stocks close above their 50 day average.
32 of 72 stocks are up over the last month.
6 stocks set a new 52 week high in the last 5 sessions, 5 set a new low.
At the pace of the last 20 sessions the group swings about 20% a year.
The average stock trades 6.8% above its 200 day average.
Every stock we read.
72 names, seven sectors.
The number is the last month. A green outline marks a new 52 week high this week, red a new 52 week low. Click any stock to open its sector in the gauge.
Headlines guess the mood. Prices record it.
Seven sectors.
Seven moods.
The whole market can sit in fear while one corner of it is greedy. Every sector gets its own dial, on the same five readings.
Highs vs lows and momentum pull hardest toward fear.
Open the gaugeHow the temperature is taken.
Nobody is asked how they feel. Four steps over closing prices, each one easy to check.
Read the docs- Two years of closes
Every stock, every session, updated after each US market close.
- Five readings
Breadth, momentum, highs against lows, volatility and distance from the 200 day average.
- Scored on a year
Each reading is ranked against its own last 250 sessions, from 0 to 100.
- One number
The average of the five scores, with a label from extreme fear to extreme greed.