Investor Sentiment is Finally Turning Pessimistic
Looking at two key sentiment surveys, we finally see a bit of a change. Investors are turning worried.
Looking at two key sentiment surveys, we finally see a bit of a change. Investors are turning worried.
When the news is positive and the price action responds in kind, there is something bullish in the air.
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Taking a close look at two names impacted by soaring diesel and the new Federal Reserve chair’s take on inflation.
The S&P 500 falls for the 7th time in 8 sessions straining against key downside levels as a more hawkish than expected Fed does little to soften expectations for higher volatility in stock and bond markets.
As the market nears oversold, one Wall Street strategist has cut his year-end target on the S&P 500 by more than a little.
The stock remains buoyant though it lacks positive movement at the current time.
When the technicals and fundamentals agree, I pay attention.
Perhaps we’ll get a change in direction following the Fed’s press conference tomorrow. Until then, this market feels complacent, which is not productive.