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This week's poll is decidedly bearish.
Blogger Sentiment Poll Participants:
24/7 Wall Street (-) Carl Futia (+) Crossing Wall Street Daily Dose of Optimism (-) Elliot Wave Lives On (-) Fallond Stock Picks (+) Hedgefolios (-) Information Arbitrage (-) Knight Trader (-) Learning Curve (+) MaoXian Millionaire Now (N) Peridot Capitalist (N) Random Roger's Big Picture (-) Shark Report (+) Slope of Hope (-) Stock Advisors Traders-Talk (N)
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The Ticker Sense Blogger Sentiment Poll is a survey of the web's most prominent investment bloggers, asking "What is your outlook on the S&P 500 for the next 30 days?" Conducted on a weekly basis, the poll is sent to participants each Thursday, and the results are released on Ticker Sense each Monday. The goal of this poll is to gain a consensus view on the market from the top investment bloggers -- a community that continues to grow as a valued source of investment insight. © Copyright 2012 Ticker Sense Blogger Sentiment Poll
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This type of sentiment is what makes bottoms. I'm thinking that there are still land mines out there in the financials but this weakness is probably your cue to pick off some quality stocks at a discount.
In the mean time, check out this chart on Traders-Talk.com.
http://www.traders-talk.com/mb2/index.php?showtopic=85882
Too funny!
Posted by: Mark Young | March 17, 2008 at 09:42 AM
some say buy gold. some say: everything's a bargain. just buy.
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We believe that the fundamental says invest in those company about which you know completely, but that doesn’t mean you fall in love with a company and a particular stock just because you are familiar with it or it create news in the stock market every time. Most of us just try proving our fundamentals are right and for that we apply too many technical indicators on that stock. It’s not true that the stock will go according to its fundamentals and technical, many stocks behave opposite to their indicators, thus they do not guarantee as to whether it will go up or down.
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