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Category: market sentiment
A silly question on market sentiment…
Do you think pessimism is pervasive? From Sentimentrader… Well, do ya? Even long-term T bond fund TLT (recently the premier risk ‘off’ vehicle) is huddled
This is the night we ride…
This ain’t the garden of Eden There ain’t no angels above And things ain’t what they used to be And this ain’t the summer of
Yield Curve steepens further still
Far be it from me to let a couple of good days get me all giddy, but this freakin’ market is F.U.N. fun again. That
The day the world ended…
At least if you go by the headlines. Just look at this orgy of negativity. The graphic links to the website if you want to
Fear is out of whack
The VIX is at the junction of the 2008 turn from hysterical fear to relief. That’s fine, the COVID-19 scare and its economic implications are
“Man Who Predicted…”
Okay MSM, you’ve gone too far. A headline beginning with “man who predicted” is no better than than those infernal Taboola & Outbrained infomercials disguised
Coronavirus Wax On/Off
Coronavirus wax on (DJIA +275), Coronavirus wax off (DJIA -204). And so it goes in sentiment-driven markets as the herds, led by the machines… thunder
Market Sentiment (NFTRH 588 Excerpt)
Excerpted from the February 2 edition of Notes From the Rabbit Hole, NFTRH 588, a look at why we have needed to stay open minded
Mid-Week Market Sentiment Update
We cover the market sentiment backdrop every week in NFTRH but it occurs to me that I don’t do much of it here on the
The Men Who Stare at Charts: 2 Gold Bears
Last week we noted that a former raging gold bull recently stared at his charts and proclaimed gold very bearish and copper very bullish. That
FOMO Spiking
I thought this was pretty interesting, from Bloomberg by way of Sentimentrader… no further words necessary. Subscribe to NFTRH Premium (monthly at USD $33.50 or
A Polar Opposite Sentiment Swing
It was only 3 trading days ago that we noted the reason a bounce was likely coming due to the implications of headlines like this…
Headline Screams Bullish!
See? This… This immediately reminded me of Thanksgiving 2012 when my brother-in-law, a financial adviser, told me how all the best fund managers he knew