After a few technical glitches and some vacation time, we're back! Bloggers are generally bullish following the market's strength.
Blogger Sentiment Poll Participants:
24/7 Wall St. (N) Ahead of the Ticker (+) Carl Futia (+) Crossing Wall Street Dash of Insight (+) Elliot Wave Lives On (-) Fallond Stock Picks (+) In the Money (+) Information Arbitrage (-) Learning Curve (+) MaoXian Millionaire Now! (N) Navivest (+) Peridot Capitalist (N) Smart Money Tracker (+) The Shark Report (-) StockAdvisors.com Traders-Talk (+) Wall Street Folly
How do I get included in this?
Posted by: Karl Denninger | March 30, 2009 at 03:53 PM
For the record, I was neutral in my Wall Street Sentiment survey for the week, and officially Bearish for Monday and Tuesday.
I voted Bullish for the 30-day outlook, as I think we have further to go in April.
I wonder if using a 30-day time horizon is useful. It may introduce an inaccurate bias to the results. For instance, one might easily vote Bullish in this poll, but be short out the ears. Do you really want to log that guy as a Bull?
I survey for the week (here's an example http://www.wallstreetsentiment.com/w/s.html ) and that data seems to have pretty good utility.
Maybe Cleve could give a change in time frame some consideration?
Mark Young
Posted by: Traders-Talk | March 31, 2009 at 07:56 AM