Archive for the 'Sentiment' Category
The sentiment landscape has changed much from just a month ago:
Sentiment Surveys
The AAII sentiment survey came in this week at 53% bulls - unchanged from last week. Not only is this a very high bullish reading for this indicator, it is the level at which the market topped out last October. Furthermore, the fact that […]
Here is the lay of the sentiment land for the week:
Barron’s Institutional Survey
According to the latest Barron’s “Big Money Poll”, the professional investors are fairly bullish but not excited about stocks (see graph). But the majority, 55%, believe the market to be undervalued.
And 87% say they see themselves as buyers within 3-6 months. […]
Here is this past week’s important sentiment data:
Stock Timing Newsletters
The Hulbert Stock Newsletter Sentiment Index (HSNSI) was at 27.5% at the start of the week. Meaning that the average stock timing newsletter was recommending to their readers that they be long the equity market with 27.5% of their portfolio. This is where they were the […]
This week the markets were propelled ahead by the positive earnings of major tech companies like Intel (INTC) and Google (GOOG). Here is the sentiment summary:
Sentiment Surveys
Investor’s Intelligence results are basically unchanged so no need to delve into them. The AAII survey this week shows a reemergence of bearishness with 49% of respondents in that […]
Everything seemed to be going alright and then GE came along and whacked the markets with their largest earnings miss in at least three years.
Any way you cut it, Friday was a horrible day (for the bulls). There were 2440 issues declining on the NYSE (out of 3211) and on the Nasdaq, 2,290 fell out […]


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