Market Temperature
A 5-factor composite of long trend, short trend, advancers, near-high participation, and RSI heat. Cold means breadth is thin; hot means participation and momentum are stretched.
Past New High + Volume results in this regime
Full table| Market | +20d vs market | +60d vs market | Win 60d |
|---|---|---|---|
| KR | -2.26%p (-1.47% vs +0.79%) | -2.15%p (-0.46% vs +1.69%) | 39.6% |
Window 2018~2026, round-trip costs deducted (KR 0.45% · US 0.30% 왕복 차감). Past statistics, not a prediction or investment advice.
Top 20% of history
Historically expensive — check valuation pressure before chasing
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Quantus Market Temperature is a daily 5-factor composite, similar in spirit to CNN Fear & Greed but built from our KR, US, and crypto breadth data.
| Factor | Input | Weight |
|---|---|---|
| Long trend | % above 200-day line | 30% |
| Short trend | % above 20-day line | 20% |
| Advancers (index) | Advancers ratio used in the temperature composite — may differ from "Market advancers" above | 15% |
| Near 52w high | % within 5% of 52w high | 15% |
| Overbought-oversold | %RSI>70 - %RSI<30 | 20% |
Bands are Cold below 40, Neutral from 40 to below 60, and Hot from 60. The batch normally refreshes once a day after market data is prepared.
Market Value Temperature uses the current PER percentile against the long PER history. Hot means historically expensive, not better expected returns.
This is an informational market context indicator, not a prediction, recommendation, or investment advice.
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