AAII Sentiment Survey, 9/13/23
NEUTRAL became the top sentiment (38.4%; above average) & bearish became the bottom sentiment (29.2%; below average); bullish became the middle sentiment (34.4%; below average); Bull-Bear Spread was +5.2% (below average). Investor concerns: Inflation (still high); economy; the Fed; dollar; crypto regulations; market volatility (VIX, VXN, MOVE); Russia-Ukraine war (81+ weeks, 2/24/22-now); geopolitical. For the Survey week (Th-Wed), stocks were mixed (cyclicals up, growth down), bonds up, oil up, gold down, dollar flat. Last week seems like a fluke. US FY24 starts on 10/1/23 but no deal yet in DC. #AAII #Sentiment #Markets
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Most Sentiments are now negative or neutral.
SENTIMENTS (9/9/23) (next update 9/16/23)
In hindsight, several sentiment indicators PEAKED around 7/20/23.
NYSE cumulative (5-day) A/D LINE fell; ratio of winners:losers 1:3.
AAII Bull-Bear Spread +12.6% (above average).
%Above 50-dMA for NYSE-listed stocks 36.25% (negative); Scale: oversold < 30, negative < 50, positive > 50, overbought > 70 (StockCharts $NYA50R; $SPXA50R for the SP500 is also included in the bottom panel)....
Delta MSI 52.6% (positive); Scale: oversold < 30, negative < 50, positive > 50, overbought > 70 (a proprietary index for %Above 75-dMA for selected 1,800 stocks). Unclear what day of the week it is released, but it seems to lag other sentiment indicators (Barron’s updates it on late-Fridays). The all-cap $NYA50R is typically closer to it than the large-cap $SPXA50R.