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» SteveT - February 11, 2006 Sentiment
I am using the VTO report for the II data. http://vtoreport.com/sentiment/sentiment...
Note for clarification historic sentiment tables are for that current week and not the four-week moving average.
Investors Intelligence Bulls 51.6% Bears 25.3% Correction 23.1%
51.6/(51.6 +25.3) = 67.1%
Four Week Average = 68.43%
A few historic dates:
7-20-98 68.42%
10-12-98 47.41%
4-3-00 67.79%
1-1-01 64.10%
4-4-01 58.91%
9-17-01 52.0%
9-21-01 48.7%
7-19-02 47.2%
7-23-02 47.2%
10-9-02 50.0%
Sideline Money Bears + Correction = 48.4%
Four Week Average = 46.2%
hairie has researched some fascinating numbers for all time high bulls readings going back to 1965. http://www.suite101.com/discussion.cfm/i...
and lows from 1965-2003 http://www.suite101.com/discussion.cfm/i...
From Barron' s 2/13/05
The American Association of Individual Investors
Bulls 40.2% Bears 34.6% Neutral 25.2%
40.2/(40.2+34.6) = 53.74%
Four Week Average = 56.59%
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As of February 10, 2006 close
The CBOE Put/Call ratio 10 day moving average is at .85. http://stockcharts.com/def/servlet/SC.we... The VIX Market Volatility Index closed Friday at 12.87. http://quote.yahoo.com/q?s=%5evix&d=t
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