Live market board

Every market, one heading.

Every reading is ranked against its own history, so you can tell at a glance whether today is normal, stretched or extreme.

From readings to trades

How our bot uses all this.

RUMO looks at many metrics, but only a few decide trades. Here is what reaches the bot today and what comes next.

01Live
Price trend decides
For each coin the bot compares a fast and a slow price average. It buys on a fresh cross up and sells at its stop-loss, its target, or when the trend turns down.
02Live
Market mood sizes
When crypto sentiment is euphoric (Fear & Greed above 75) the bot halves the size of new trades: hype is when falls are sharpest.
03Next
Valuation and world markets guide
CAPE, the Buffett indicator, credit stress and world indices set how much risk to take overall. Today they are context for you; next they will set the bot's risk budget.

Hype radar

Where the heat is.

Searches, unusual volume and how euphoric the crypto market is. Useful to see a move early, and to know when the crowd is already there.

Hype meter

33/ 100Calm

Little excitement. Historically quieter, often better entry points.

Fear & Greed: 51
Coins up 10%+ in a week: 2%

60% crypto Fear & Greed, 40% how many of the top 100 coins rose 10% or more in 7 days.

Trending now

Most searched coins on CoinGecko in the last 24 hours.

BTC Bitcoin#1 · volume/value 0.01-0.2%24h
CHIP USD.AI#286-9.5%24h
PONS Pons#184 · volume/value 0.30+10.9%24h
PEARL Pearl#95 · volume/value 0.02+1.8%24h
SOL Solana#7 · volume/value 0.030.0%24h
LIT Lighter#86 · volume/value 0.07-4.4%24h
CC Canton#27 · volume/value 0.01+0.9%24h
PENGU Pudgy Penguins#113 · volume/value 0.19-1.0%24h

Early movers

Outside the top 30, trading far more than usual for their size, and up 15%+ this week.

No coin meets all three tests right now.

A radar, not advice: most hyped small coins fall back, and early movers can reverse in hours. RUMO's bot does not buy these automatically. Updated 28 Oct 2026, 17:24.

Valuation

How expensive US stocks are.

Shiller CAPE

Very high

40.7

S&P 500 price against 10 years of inflation-adjusted earnings.

What it means now: Stocks are expensive against their earnings. Readings this high have been followed by below-average returns over the next ten years.

Higher than 99% of readings since 1881+1.50 (12 months)

Full history

Buffett indicator

Very high

255%

Total US stock market value as a share of GDP.

What it means now: The stock market is large compared with the economy that supports it: a sign of rich valuations.

Highest reading since 1947+41.75 pp (12 months)

Full history

Stress

Fear, credit and recession warnings.

VIX

Normal

17.5

The volatility traders expect over the next 30 days.

What it means now: Close to its usual level: nothing unusual right now.

Higher than 50% of readings since 1990+1.73 (12 months)

Full history

High-yield spread

Normal

3.18%

Extra yield on risky bonds; it widens when credit stress builds.

What it means now: Close to its usual level: nothing unusual right now.

Higher than 68% of readings since 2023+0.38 pp (12 months)

Full history

Yield curve 10y–2y

Normal

0.29%

Below zero, it has preceded most US recessions.

What it means now: Close to its usual level: nothing unusual right now.

Higher than 30% of readings since 1976-0.24 pp (12 months)

Full history

Sahm rule

Normal

0.00

0.5 or more has signalled the start of every US recession since 1970.

What it means now: Close to its usual level: nothing unusual right now.

Higher than 44% of readings since 1959-0.23 (12 months)

Full history

Rates & economy

The cost of money and the state of the economy.

US 10-year yield

Normal

5.00%

What the US government pays to borrow for ten years.

What it means now: Close to its usual level: nothing unusual right now.

Higher than 46% of readings since 1962+0.98 pp (12 months)

Full history

Fed funds rate

Normal

3.88%

The Federal Reserve's policy rate: the price of overnight money.

What it means now: Close to its usual level: nothing unusual right now.

Higher than 45% of readings since 1954-0.23 pp (12 months)

Full history

US inflation

Normal

3.7%

Consumer prices against a year earlier (CPI).

What it means now: Close to its usual level: nothing unusual right now.

Higher than 67% of readings since 1948+0.69 pp (12 months)

Full history

US unemployment

Low

4.2%

Share of the US workforce looking for a job.

What it means now: A tight job market: most people who want work have it.

Higher than 23% of readings since 1948-0.20 pp (12 months)

Full history

Markets

Indices, the dollar, oil and the euro.

S&P 500

+12.3%

7,723

The 500 largest US companies.

What it means now: Moves with US company earnings and interest rates.

Low 6,34412-month rangeHigh 7,819

Full history

Nasdaq Composite

+12.0%

26,478

US technology and growth stocks.

What it means now: More sensitive to interest rates and tech earnings than the S&P 500.

Low 20,79512-month rangeHigh 27,600

Full history

Dow Jones

+10.2%

52,378

30 large, established US companies.

What it means now: Weighted by share price, so the priciest shares move it most.

Low 45,16712-month rangeHigh 54,349

Full history

US dollar index

+0.3%

121.3

The dollar against a basket of trading partners' currencies.

What it means now: A strong dollar tightens conditions worldwide and weighs on commodities.

Low 117.412-month rangeHigh 122.0

Full history

Oil (WTI)

+66.4%

$103.37

US crude oil, dollars per barrel.

What it means now: Set by OPEC+ supply and global demand; it feeds straight into inflation.

Low 55.4412-month rangeHigh 114.58

Full history

EUR/USD

-3.6%

1.1199

Dollars per euro.

What it means now: Rises when the euro strengthens against the dollar.

Low 1.112312-month rangeHigh 1.1980

Full history

World

Europe, Asia and the whole world, not just the US.

MSCI World

+11.3%

207.8

About 1,400 large companies across 23 developed countries, in one number.

What it means now: The broadest view of global stocks; around 70% of it is the US.

Low 174.912-month rangeHigh 211.5

Full history

Euro Stoxx 50

+8.1%

6,167.8

The 50 largest companies in the euro area.

What it means now: Europe's blue chips: banks, industry and luxury weigh more than tech.

Low 5,501.312-month rangeHigh 6,551.2

Full history

DAX

+5.9%

25,704.0

Germany's 40 largest listed companies.

What it means now: Export-heavy: sensitive to world trade, China and the euro.

Low 22,300.812-month rangeHigh 26,570.0

Full history

FTSE 100

+10.3%

10,694.5

The 100 largest companies on the London Stock Exchange.

What it means now: Heavy in energy, mining and banks; earns much of its money abroad.

Low 9,507.412-month rangeHigh 10,910.6

Full history

PSI 20

+10.7%

9,245.8

Portugal's main index, on Euronext Lisbon.

What it means now: Small and concentrated: energy, utilities and retail lead it.

Low 7,993.912-month rangeHigh 9,712.3

Full history

Nikkei 225

+25.3%

63,268.4

225 large companies on the Tokyo Stock Exchange.

What it means now: Moves with the yen: a weaker yen usually lifts Japanese exporters.

Low 48,537.712-month rangeHigh 72,366.3

Full history

Hang Seng

-12.8%

23,041.3

The largest companies listed in Hong Kong, many of them Chinese.

What it means now: A read on China's economy and on investors' appetite for it.

Low 22,671.912-month rangeHigh 27,968.1

Full history

Crypto

Prices and sentiment across crypto.

Bitcoin

-28.5%

$80,728

Price in US dollars.

What it means now: Swings far more than stocks and follows global liquidity and risk appetite.

Low 58,58612-month rangeHigh 110,536

Full history

Ether

-41.1%

$2,345

Price in US dollars.

What it means now: Usually moves with Bitcoin, with bigger swings.

Low 1,56612-month rangeHigh 3,906

Full history

Crypto Fear & Greed

Normal

Sentiment across the crypto market, 0 to 100.

What it means now: Close to its usual level: nothing unusual right now.

Higher than 60% of readings since 2018+1.00 (12 months)

Full history

Bitcoin dominance

59.5%

Bitcoin's share of total crypto market value.

What it means now: Rising dominance usually means money is leaving smaller coins for safety.

Full history

Updated 28 Oct 2026, 17:24. Sources: FRED (Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis), Robert Shiller, alternative.me and CoinGecko. Prices may be delayed by a day. Information only, not investment advice.

Every market, one heading.

How our bot uses all this.

Price trend decides

Market mood sizes

Valuation and world markets guide

Where the heat is.

Hype meter

Trending now

Early movers

Valuation

Stress

Rates & economy

Markets

World

Crypto

Hype meter

Trending now

Early movers

Valuation

Stress

Rates & economy

Markets

World

Crypto