Number Of The Day....."Investor Sentiment"
Was für Wochenstart! Gucke mir wie üblich gerade nach dem Aufstehen mal die Märkte an. Asien und besonders Hong Kong massiv gen Norden, etliche Indizes auf Rekordhöhen, Gold bei knappen 800$, Der US$ weiter im freien Fall, alle Rohstoffe auf dem Weg nach oben, Die Renditen (logischerweise) kaum verändert, US Futures massiv grün......
FleckensteinIf you think of the return to sanity as a positive development, there's reason to be encouraged by Investors Intelligence's report, which recorded the most lopsided sentiment reading in many years. Last week, bulls stood at 62% and bears at about 19%. For anyone who's been around the stock market for any length of time, that is a clear warning sign.
Passend hierzu der October 22nd Blogger Sentiment Poll von Ticker Sense.
I hope you have seen this clip on investor sentiment. One of the best and funniest clips on this topic! One of the most prominent examples how quick the sentiment can change is the meltdown from Jim Cramer. A few days after this he raised his target for the Dow to 14500.....No kidding.....
Ich kann nur hoffen das Ihr diesen Clip zum "Investor Sentiment" schon gesehen habt. Mit Sicherheit einer des treffensten und zugleich lustigsten Beschreibungen zu diesem Thema. Eines der wohl bekanntesten Beispiele wie schnell die Stimmung umschlagen kann ist Jim Cramer der bereits einige Tage nachdem er das Ende der Welt prophezeit sein Kursziel für den DOW auf 14500 erhöht hat. Ein heisser Anwärter auf den Titel "Wendehals des Jahres" :-)
I would like to see a seperate poll for the sentiment in Hong Kong .......
Ich würde zu gerne eine seperate Investorenbefragung für Hong Kong sehen .........
The Hang Seng has now put on more than 11 per cent in the past week, and almost 55 per cent since its August low amid the credit squeeze.
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The Hang Seng has now put on more than 11 per cent in the past week, and almost 55 per cent since its August low amid the credit squeeze.
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I don't know what to make of the spike in the High of the Fed Funds rate to 15% on 10/25/07. Any ideas? Relevant? Irrelevant?
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TheFinancialNinja
Moin Ben,
good catch.
This must be a misprint.
Either it's a bad print, or else some U.S. bank needed funds badly, and was unwilling (or unable) to go the the discount window.
There's a discussion on the Market Ticker blog on Sunday under the title "Impending Credit Market Supercriticality?"
http://market-ticker.denninger.net/
OTOH Hellasious thinks it was probably only a small $ amount, because it didn't move the weighted average effective Fed Funds rate very much.
Thanks Yogi
Small amount or not... I don't like it. (Especially if it happens again soon.)
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