Questions about market regimes
Short answers to common questions about market regimes, risk-on and risk-off, each with the latest settled reading.
What is risk-on and risk-off?
Risk-on means investors are willing to hold riskier assets; risk-off means they are moving toward safety.
What is a market regime?
A market regime is a persistent state of risk conditions: how willing investors are to hold risk, and how calm or stressed markets are.
CNN's Fear & Greed Index vs Regime Card: what is the difference?
CNN's Fear & Greed Index reads US stock market sentiment; Regime Card reads cross-asset risk conditions and settles one reading a day.