Bullish sentiment has rolled over after peaking at 32.8% two weeks ago, as the S&P 500 has reversed some of its March gains this week. The proportion of bullish sentiment last week was 31.9%. After a 7.2% drop in bullish sentiment this week, fewer than a quarter of respondents reported being bullish. While modest, this is still a few percentage points higher than February's lower levels.
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Urahara Kisuke : OK good to know! Thanks!
Ixy The Cat : To be expected. US economy is facing high inflation with Fed scared to raise interest rate to control it as it risks collapsing the entire house of cards.
Sherman Li : What about Chinese?
Cuttnedgez : 3000
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Moneymonkeysays : couldn't possibly have anything to do with investors waking up to the realization that they are being stolen from and cheated on a daily basis, and the fact that the authorities are activity opposed to investors succeeding at exposing and cleaning up the corruption in our financial system and government.
atikalper0018 : https://youtube.com/shorts/sn2v5PdpU3M?feature=share
Dislikes Dems : What a surprise why would anything improve when we have a leader with Dementia. Until we get quality leadership the economy and the Stock Market and our 401 K's will suffer.
Dislikes Dems Moneymonkeysays : So true corruption flows downhill from bonehead Biden down.
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