Sell-Side Sentiment: No Bullish Sectors
Chart from First Coverage of current sell-side sentiment. Shorter bars denote bearishness, and Consumer Services saw the biggest increase in bullishness of any sector. Mind you, sentiment rapidly become more bearish during last week's rally, and no industry (!) actually has bullish sentiment overall.
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Dec 02 12:23 PMI find your article very obtuse. You should supply more explaination of this chart for those who, like me, are not familiar with this First Choice metric.
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speculari
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Dec 03 12:01 AMDreadful article! Suggestions:
1) Get to work!
2) Get a haircut!
3) Read Macro Man!