The index dropped 6 points today, driven primarily by a spike in USD/TRY volatility (+2.8%) and net foreign investor outflows of 980M TRY. However, BIST-100 breadth remains relatively healthy with advancing stocks still outnumbering decliners, preventing a slide into Extreme Fear territory.
Compare to Your Portfolio
Market
32
Your Portfolio
48
Your portfolio is more resilient than the broader market right now. Your holdings lean Neutral while the market is in Fear.
BIST-100 realized volatility is 1.8x the 50-day average
Safe Haven Demand22
Gold and bonds outperforming equities over 20 days
Foreign Investor Flow18
Net foreign selling of 2.4B TRY over the past 5 days
USD/TRY Volatility45
FX volatility slightly above average but stable
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Historical Trend
32
Fear
24 Sub 2026
1W
1M
3M
1Y
1M High
74
3 Sub
1M Low
28
21 Sub
1M Avg
51
Neutral
AITrend Analysis
The index has fallen sharply from Greed territory (74) in early February to Fear (32) today -- a 42-point decline in 3 weeks. This is the steepest monthly drop since October 2025. Historical pattern: when the index drops below 30, BIST-100 has averaged a +4.2% return over the following 30 days in 7 of the last 10 instances.
ⓘ Historical patterns are not guarantees of future performance. The Fear & Greed Index is a descriptive, not predictive, tool.
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THY
Turkish Airlines
THYAO · BIST
312.50 ₺
-6.80 (-2.13%) today
32
Market Sentiment: Fear
The broader BIST market is in Fear territory. THYAO is underperforming the market today.
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AITechnical Consensus
THYAO is displaying a conflict between its trend structure and momentum. The stock trades above all major moving averages (20/50/200-day), keeping the uptrend intact. However, RSI has dropped to 28.3 -- into oversold territory -- while MACD continues bearish with elevated volume (1.5x avg). The oversold RSI may set up a near-term bounce, but MACD needs to narrow first.