đ MARKET SENTIMENT & WINRATE ANALYSIS (FGI) â Updated to 2025-08-23
Community scalping winrate data shows a very weak correlation between FGI and winrate (â -0.07). Winrate does not move linearly with FGI; the âExtreme Greedâ phase remains the riskiest zone for performance.
đ Quick Insights
In Fear (20â<40) and Neutral (40â60), performance is roughly around average, with Neutral slightly higher. Greed (60â<80) shows no significant improvement. Extreme Greed (â„80) sharply drags down winrate. Note: Extreme Fear (<20) has a small sample size, so interpret cautiously.
đ Average Winrate by FGI Range (with sample size)
đš Extreme Fear (<20): 45.93% â n=5
đ Fear (20â<40): 44.87% â n=91
đ Neutral (40â60): 45.21% â n=101
đ Greed (60â<80): 44.97% â n=195
đ€ Extreme Greed (â„80): 40.52% â n=25 (lowest)
Percentage of days above the average winrate (44.75%):
Extreme Fear 60.00% âą Fear 51.65% âą Neutral 49.50% âą Greed 47.69% âą Extreme Greed 12.00%.
This confirms that âExtreme Greedâ is where strict discipline is most needed, while Fear and Neutral conditions provide relatively stable performance around the average.
đ Implications for Scalping
1 - FGI â„80: Lower TP expectations, tighten SL, and prioritize early exits when momentum weakens.
2 - FGI 20â<80: Maintain strict R:R discipline; avoid extending TP excessively due to FOMO, as differences between Fear, Neutral, and Greed arenât large enough to warrant a full strategy shift.
3 - FGI <20: Small sample size; handle cautiously with a strong focus on risk management.