Strategy (MSTR) Fear and Greed Index
The MSTR Fear & Greed Index measures investor sentiment toward Strategy (MSTR) from 0 to 100 using the TradingView Daily RSI indicator. Updated every market trading day at close.
MSTR Fear & Greed Index Today
46 — Neutral
MSTR Fear & Greed Index
The MSTR Fear & Greed Index is currently at 46, indicating Neutral sentiment toward Strategy (MSTR).
| Period | MSTR Fear & Greed Index |
|---|---|
| Today | 46 (Neutral) |
| Yesterday | 45 (Neutral) |
| Last Week | 46 (Neutral) |
| Last Month | 46 (Neutral) |
| 2026 High | 46 (Neutral) |
| 2026 Low | 46 (Neutral) |
Last Updated: October 28, 2026
A reading of 46 means MSTR is currently neither significantly overbought nor oversold based on the Daily RSI.
How the MSTR Fear & Greed Index Works
The index uses MSTR’s TradingView Daily RSI to measure market momentum and classify sentiment into five levels ranging from Extreme Fear to Extreme Greed.
- 0–20: Extreme Fear — MSTR is heavily oversold and selling pressure is elevated.
- 21–40: Fear — Momentum is weak and MSTR is approaching oversold levels.
- 41–60: Neutral — MSTR is neither significantly overbought nor oversold.
- 61–80: Greed — Momentum is strong and MSTR is approaching overbought levels.
- 81–100: Extreme Greed — MSTR is heavily overbought and bullish momentum is elevated.
How to Use the MSTR Fear and Greed Index
I recommend simply buying more MSTR shares when people are fearful and selling aka take profits when people become greedy. This is a proven MSTR swing trading strategy that works quite well due to Bitcoin's insane volatility.
If you are a MSTR DCA investor then simply buy more MSTR when the MSTR Fear and Greed Index is below 50. If it's above 50 then consider buying fewer shares at an elevated price.
MSTR Fear & Greed Index FAQ
What is the MSTR Fear & Greed Index today?
The MSTR Fear & Greed Index is currently 46, indicating Neutral sentiment toward Strategy (MSTR). The index ranges from 0 to 100, with lower readings representing fear and higher readings representing greed.
How is the MSTR Fear & Greed Index calculated?
The MSTR Fear & Greed Index uses Strategy's 14-day Daily Relative Strength Index (RSI) as a 0–100 measure of market momentum and sentiment. Lower RSI readings indicate weaker momentum and greater fear, while higher readings indicate stronger momentum and greater greed.
Is MSTR currently in fear or greed?
MSTR is currently in the Neutral range with a Fear & Greed Index reading of 46. Neutral readings range from 41 to 60.
What does Extreme Fear mean for MSTR?
Extreme Fear occurs when the MSTR Fear & Greed Index falls between 0 and 20. This indicates very weak momentum and highly fearful market conditions. Extreme Fear does not necessarily mean MSTR has reached a market bottom.
What does Extreme Greed mean for MSTR?
Extreme Greed occurs when the MSTR Fear & Greed Index reaches 81 to 100. This indicates very strong momentum and highly bullish market sentiment. Extreme Greed does not necessarily mean MSTR has reached a market top.
Is the MSTR Fear & Greed Index a buy or sell signal?
No. The MSTR Fear & Greed Index is designed to measure market sentiment and momentum rather than provide a standalone buy or sell signal. Investors can use the index alongside MSTR price action, Bitcoin, valuation and other market indicators.
How often is the MSTR Fear & Greed Index updated?
The MSTR Fear & Greed Index is updated every U.S. stock market trading day after the market closes using the latest Daily RSI reading for Strategy (MSTR).
What are the MSTR Fear & Greed Index levels?
The MSTR Fear & Greed Index uses five sentiment levels:
- 0–20 Extreme Fear
- 21–40 Fear
- 41–60 Neutral
- 61–80 Greed
- 81–100 Extreme Greed
What does a low MSTR Fear & Greed Index mean?
A low MSTR Fear & Greed Index indicates weaker momentum and increasing fear among investors. Very low readings can occur when MSTR experiences significant selling pressure or approaches oversold conditions.
What does a high MSTR Fear & Greed Index mean?
A high MSTR Fear & Greed Index indicates stronger momentum and increasing optimism among investors. Very high readings can occur during strong MSTR rallies and potentially overbought market conditions.