March 12th Blogger Sentiment Poll; Bulls Drop to 13%

Just 13% of bloggers participating in our poll are bullish on the S&P 500 for the next 30 days.  As shown by the historical chart below, this is by far the lowest reading of bulls yet.  Bears, however, are not in the majority.  The neutral camp is the highest of the three with a reading of 45%.

Blogger Sentiment Poll Participants:

24/7 Wall Street (-) Abnormal Returns  Ant & Sons (-) Alpha Trends  Bill a.k.a. nodoodahs (N) Big Picture  Bloggin' Wall Street  Capital Chronicle (N) Carl Futia (+) Confused Capitalist  ContraHour  Controlled Greed (-) Crossing Wall Street  Crowder Blog (-) CXO Advisory (+) Fly on the Wall (+) Dash of Insight (-) Day Trade Team  Daily Dose of Optimism (+) Daily Options Report  Deal Breaker  Dr. John Rutledge  Elliot Wave Lives On (N) Fallond Stock Picks (-) Fickle Trader  Global Economic Analysis  Hedgefolios (-) Information Arbitrage (+) In The Money  Daily Blog Watch  Kirk Report (-) Knight Trader  Learning Curve (-) MaoXian  ChrisPerruna.com (N) Michael Comeau  Millionaire Now (-) Naked Shorts Peridot Capitalist (N) Quant Investor (N) Random Roger's Big Picture (-) SeekingAlpha  SelfInvestors   Shark Report (N) Sigma Options  Stock Advisors  ShadowTrader  Tech Trader Daily  Trade King  Trader Feed  Trader Mike  Trader Tim Ugly Chart (-) Wall Street Folly  WindRiver Blog  Wishing Wealth

Comments

[Toscano74]

There are many bearish investors and this could limit the downsize. Of course to have a bottom would be better to ahve higher bearish rate and lower neutral.
In summary market could slip again, but will be elimited

[Lars]

Net bulls at same extreme negative as last spring's sell-off: a contrarian buying opportunity.

[Jose Luis]

Hello!
I would like to know if it is possible to get historical data of your "Ticker Sense Blogger Sentiment Poll"
Yours faithfully, Jose Luis