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Updated F&G_Index

Introduction.
This indicator shows the behavior of Fear and Greed Index (F&G_Index) for the cryptocurrency market in an intuitive way for traders. This indicator has been modified from a script developed by cptpat called "Fear and Greed Index FGI (Daily Update) alternative.me" (Tradingview user). The Fear and Greed Index values are taken directly from alternative.me.
The novelty of this proposal is to indicate the extreme levels (lower/upper) of the Fear and Greed Index according to a statistical analysis of the historical data. Also its daily update. It is not recommended to use in isolation. The appropriate way is in consensus with other indicators.
The extreme values.
Two upper and lower limits are established that correspond to the first standard deviation (1·SD) and 1.5 standard deviation (1.5·SD), respectively. These limits will help to know different important levels of greed or fear in the market based on real and historical data. The values obtained for each case are shown below, which will mark the extremes. These values may be modified in the future. If so, they will be updated and the community will be informed.
1·SD higher = 69 (F&G_Index).
1·SD lower = 24 (F&G_Index).
1.5·SD higher = 81 (F&G_Index).
1.5·SD lower = 12 (F&G_Index).
These limits are statistically significant and representative of extreme values of the Fear and Greed Index. Above all, for the case of 1.5·SD higher/lower, whose occurrence of the cases are significantly lower. These data are obtained for a daily record from August 2017 to December 2021, for a total of 1407 data. The occurrence of the Fear and Greed Index value exceeding the indicated levels is shown below.
F&G_Index > 1·SD higher (Greed). Occurrence <22,5%
F&G_Index < 1·SD lower (Fear). Occurrence <19%
1·SD lower < F&G_Index < 1·SD higher (Neutral). Occurrence ≈59%
F&G_Index > 1.5·SD higher (Extreme Greed). Occurrence <8%
F&G_Index < 1.5·SD lower (Extreme Fear). Occurrence <3%
How to use the indicator.
Its use is very simple and intuitive and is based on the levels indicated above. The blue line shows the historical value of F&G_Index. When the value of F&G_Index exceeds the levels indicated above, a vertical band of color will be tinted (brown/red, green/lime green or gray with transparency) as indicated below. This allows you to locate important areas in a very visual way.
F&G_Index > 1·SD higher (Greed). Brown color
F&G_Index < 1·SD lower (Fear). Green color.
1·SD lower < F&G_Index < 1·SD higher (Neutral). Gray color with transparency.
F&G_Index > 1.5·SD higher (Extreme Greed). Red color.
F&G_Index < 1.5·SD lower (Extreme Fear). Lime green color.
Image of the indicator.

This indicator shows the behavior of Fear and Greed Index (F&G_Index) for the cryptocurrency market in an intuitive way for traders. This indicator has been modified from a script developed by cptpat called "Fear and Greed Index FGI (Daily Update) alternative.me" (Tradingview user). The Fear and Greed Index values are taken directly from alternative.me.
The novelty of this proposal is to indicate the extreme levels (lower/upper) of the Fear and Greed Index according to a statistical analysis of the historical data. Also its daily update. It is not recommended to use in isolation. The appropriate way is in consensus with other indicators.
The extreme values.
Two upper and lower limits are established that correspond to the first standard deviation (1·SD) and 1.5 standard deviation (1.5·SD), respectively. These limits will help to know different important levels of greed or fear in the market based on real and historical data. The values obtained for each case are shown below, which will mark the extremes. These values may be modified in the future. If so, they will be updated and the community will be informed.
1·SD higher = 69 (F&G_Index).
1·SD lower = 24 (F&G_Index).
1.5·SD higher = 81 (F&G_Index).
1.5·SD lower = 12 (F&G_Index).
These limits are statistically significant and representative of extreme values of the Fear and Greed Index. Above all, for the case of 1.5·SD higher/lower, whose occurrence of the cases are significantly lower. These data are obtained for a daily record from August 2017 to December 2021, for a total of 1407 data. The occurrence of the Fear and Greed Index value exceeding the indicated levels is shown below.
F&G_Index > 1·SD higher (Greed). Occurrence <22,5%
F&G_Index < 1·SD lower (Fear). Occurrence <19%
1·SD lower < F&G_Index < 1·SD higher (Neutral). Occurrence ≈59%
F&G_Index > 1.5·SD higher (Extreme Greed). Occurrence <8%
F&G_Index < 1.5·SD lower (Extreme Fear). Occurrence <3%
How to use the indicator.
Its use is very simple and intuitive and is based on the levels indicated above. The blue line shows the historical value of F&G_Index. When the value of F&G_Index exceeds the levels indicated above, a vertical band of color will be tinted (brown/red, green/lime green or gray with transparency) as indicated below. This allows you to locate important areas in a very visual way.
F&G_Index > 1·SD higher (Greed). Brown color
F&G_Index < 1·SD lower (Fear). Green color.
1·SD lower < F&G_Index < 1·SD higher (Neutral). Gray color with transparency.
F&G_Index > 1.5·SD higher (Extreme Greed). Red color.
F&G_Index < 1.5·SD lower (Extreme Fear). Lime green color.
Image of the indicator.
Release Notes
Update latest value = 29 ; 2021-12-19Release Notes
Update latest value = 29 ; 2021-12-19 Release Notes
Update latest value = 25 ; 2021-12-20Release Notes
Update latest value = 25 ; 2021-12-20Release Notes
Update latest value = 25 ; 2021-12-20Release Notes
Update latest value = 25 ; 2021-12-20 Release Notes
Update latest value = 25 ; 2021-12-20Release Notes
Update latest value = 27 ; 2021-12-21Release Notes
Update latest value = 45 ; 2021-12-22Release Notes
Update latest value = 34 ; 2021-12-23Release Notes
Update latest value = 41 ; 2021-12-24Release Notes
Update latest value = 39; 2021-12-25Release Notes
Update latest value = 37 ; 2021-12-26Release Notes
Update latest value = 40 ; 2021-12-27Release Notes
Update latest value = 41 ; 2021-12-28Release Notes
Update latest value = 27 ; 2021-12-29Release Notes
Update latest value = 22 ; 2021-12-30Release Notes
Update latest value = 28 ; 2021-12-31 Release Notes
Update latest value = 21 ; 2022-01-01Release Notes
Update latest value = 21 ; 2022-01-01Release Notes
Update latest value = 23 ; 2022-01-04Release Notes
Update latest value = 24 ; 2022-01-05 Release Notes
Update latest value = 15 ; 2022-01-06Release Notes
Update latest value = 18 ; 2022-01-07Release Notes
Update latest value = 10 ; 2022-01-08Release Notes
Update latest value = 23 ; 2022-01-09Release Notes
Update latest value = 23 ; 2022-01-10Release Notes
Update latest value = 21 ; 2022-01-11Release Notes
Update latest value = 22 ; 2022-01-12Release Notes
Update latest value = 23 ; 2022-01-15Release Notes
Update latest value = 24 ; 2022-01-20Release Notes
Update latest value = 11 ; 2022-01-23Release Notes
Update latest value = 24 ; 2022-01-29Open-source script
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Open-source script
In true TradingView spirit, the creator of this script has made it open-source, so that traders can review and verify its functionality. Kudos to the author! While you can use it for free, remember that republishing the code is subject to our House Rules.
For quick access on a chart, add this script to your favorites — learn more here.
Disclaimer
The information and publications are not meant to be, and do not constitute, financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice or recommendations supplied or endorsed by TradingView. Read more in the Terms of Use.