Fear or greed? Five metals compared by sentiment
Fear and Greed Index for gold, silver, platinum, palladium and copper side by side, each as a semicircle from fear to greed.
Fear or greed? Five metals compared by sentiment
The index distils six metrics from our own price data — trend, volatility range, acceleration, distance to the high, the gold-silver ratio and the dollar rate — into a single value between 0 and 100. It measures market sentiment, not valuation.
Calculated daily from our own price data, as of 11/08/2026. Currently furthest into greed territory: Copper at 38. A high value does not mean “expensive” and a low one does not mean “cheap” — the index describes market sentiment and is not a buy or sell recommendation.
Where the numbers come from
This chart is calculated from our own price recordings. It is recalculated twice a day — after the daily close and after the London reference price at 16:30.
- our own measurement Our own Fear and Greed Index, from our prices — new values every working day
The Chart view shows the most recently calculated state. The Image version — including the one for sharing and downloading — is a still image generated nightly at 02:30. Last generated on 11/09/2026 at 02:31.
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