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Subject: [RT] Weekly Investor Sentiment Survey 07-10-00 Results
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Following results of the lowrisk.com weekly indicates a
RECORD HIGH number of bulls , useful from a contrary
perspective. Regards, JIM P.
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LOWRISK.COM INVESTOR SENTIMENT REPORT 7 / 10 / 2000
Below are the results of our weekly "Guess the Dow" sentiment
survey. The survey was taken from 7/3 through 7/9 on the
Lowrisk.com web site.
Number of participants: 317
30 day outlook:
77% bullish, 50% previous week
18% bearish, 29% previous week
6% neutral, 21% previous week
The median guess for the Dow closing value on Friday, 7/14: 10,757
(it was 10,610 last week). More complete sentiment data is available
at: <http://www.lowrisk.com/sentiment.htm>. Historical sentiment
data is available at: <http://lowrisk.com/sentiment-hist.htm>.
* FREE ACCESS for Lowrisk.com Sentiment readers thru July 16, 2000! *
Access codes (use lower case): UserID: lowrisk Password: dotcom
URL: http://www.decisionpoint.com
Bullish sentiment jumped to record levels in our sentiment survey
last week. The bulls jumped 27% from already high levels to end at
77%. That is the highest bullish reading we have ever had, and by a
good margin. The previous high reading was 66% back on 8/10/97, a
day that marked an intermediate term top. The market didn't find a
bottom for three months after that top, and didn't return to that
August levels until December, 1997.
The bearish reading dropped from an already low 29% to an extreme
low of 18%. This is one of the lowest readings we have seen in our
survey since we began in May, 1997. The neutral reading of 6% is
also at an extreme, and suggests an increase in volatility is just
around the corner.
This data is all the more unsettling because the market has been in
a tight trading range for over a month now. We would expect these
types of bullish sentiment extremes after an explosive rally, not
when the market has been going sideways for months. These sentiment
numbers in the current market conditions should be of real concern
for the bulls.
The more participation we get in this survey, the better this
sentiment data is, so please stop by and tell us what you think the
market is going to do: http://www.lowrisk.com/guess.htm
best regards,
Jeff Walker
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