8/22 Bull Bear Ratio

8/22

Bullish Neutral Bearish Bull Bear Ratio

Last week's 8/15 numbers

Bullish Neutral Bearish Bull Bear Ratio

At the time of the previous week, the bulls increased by only 2%, but the bearish groups declined drastically, so the result was that the bullbear ratio increased by 10% or more.

Compared to that, both neutrality and bearishness declined this week, and the bulls came back to life drastically, and as a result, the bullbear ratio also increased by 14% or more.

The fact that there is a signal to resume an upward trend, such as when a golden cross is often seen in individual stocks and indices, is also seen as one of the factors that increased the bulls.

However, it may be necessary to be aware that the RSI is rising and that VIX has begun to rise again.

Note that the value of the Fear and Greed Index is 52 and neutral.

Market Momentum, which checks whether there is momentum by comparing whether the S&P 500 index is above the 125 moving average, is Extreme Greed, and Stock Price Strength as seen in the New York Stock Exchange's 52-week high and low price records shows Fear.