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There seems to be a pretty clear sentiment divide at the moment.Based on my reading of an assortment of blogs, forums and so on:Professionals of any sort, those who post on various blogs or their own website etc, are cautiously in the bullish camp. The Fed continues to print and so on so the argument is that markets don't go up in a straight line, this is a correction to the up move, but we're going higher. Pay attention but you want to be long not short though perhaps not 100% invested.Amateurs, and I'm taking comments on non-stock market forums as being representative of amateurs, are overwhelmingly bearish. Sell the lot straight away and pile into a bear ETF, preferably a leveraged one, and you can't go wrong. Another crash is a sure thing.The divide seems considerably clearer than usual.
There seems to be a pretty clear sentiment divide at the moment.
Based on my reading of an assortment of blogs, forums and so on:
Professionals of any sort, those who post on various blogs or their own website etc, are cautiously in the bullish camp. The Fed continues to print and so on so the argument is that markets don't go up in a straight line, this is a correction to the up move, but we're going higher. Pay attention but you want to be long not short though perhaps not 100% invested.
Amateurs, and I'm taking comments on non-stock market forums as being representative of amateurs, are overwhelmingly bearish. Sell the lot straight away and pile into a bear ETF, preferably a leveraged one, and you can't go wrong. Another crash is a sure thing.
The divide seems considerably clearer than usual.
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