The difference between bullish and bearish sentiment, the bull-bear spread, widened to -22.4 points.
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This was the 10th consecutive week that bearish sentiment has been above its historical average.
As far as bearish sentiment rising, it may simply represent a reversion to the mean.
Bearish sentiment, expectations that stocks prices will fall over the next six months, fell to 33.8%.
Bullish sentiment edged up slightly and bearish sentiment declined slightly in the latest AAII Sentiment Survey.
Nonetheless, bearish sentiment is above its historical average for the 17th time in 18 weeks.
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The difference between bullish and bearish sentiment, the bull-bear spread, is 18.4 percentage points.
Bullish sentiment declined, while bearish sentiment rose slightly in the latest AAII Sentiment Survey.
The difference between bullish and bearish sentiment, the bull-bear spread, is at 14.6 percentage points.
Bearish sentiment has now been above its historical average of 30% for four consecutive weeks.
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This suggests that despite the negative fundamentals and widely bearish sentiment, the dollar may be bottoming.
Bearish sentiment, expectations that stock prices will fall, jumped 9.6 percentage points to 42%.
Bearish sentiment, expectations that stock prices will fall, dropped 8.1 percentage points to 30.1%.
Bearish sentiment, expectations that stocks will fall over the next six months, was unchanged at 28.6%.
This is the 15th highest level reading for bearish sentiment since the survey started in 1987.
Both bullish and bearish sentiment showed small increases in the latest AAII Sentiment Survey.
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The difference between bullish and bearish sentiment, the bull-bear spread, narrowed to -2.6 percentage points.
Should stock prices begin to weaken again or the economic data disappoint, bearish sentiment could rise.
The spread between bullish and bearish sentiment, the bull-bear spread, widened to -14 percentage points.
Bearish sentiment has been firmly above its historical average for 16 out of the last 17 weeks.
Bearish sentiment has been firmly above its historical average for 14 out of the last 15 weeks.
The standard deviations are 11 percentage points for bullish sentiment and 10 percentage points for bearish sentiment.
This is the first time in three weeks that bearish sentiment has been above its historical average.
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Bullish sentiment rose to a five-week high as bearish sentiment declined in the latest AAII Sentiment Survey.
However, bearish sentiment hit 57.1% on November 20, 2008 and stocks continued to fall after that date.
Bearish sentiment, expectations that stock prices will fall over the next six months, was unchanged at 26.9%.
Bearish sentiment, expectations that stock prices will fall over the next six months, was unchanged at 31.0%.
Bearish sentiment rebounded to its highest level since December 29, 2011 in the latest AAII Sentiment Survey.
This was the fifth time in the past nine weeks that bearish sentiment has been above 40%.
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This was the eighth time in the past 10 weeks that bearish sentiment has been above 40%.
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