Sentences with phrase «bullish sentiment index»

Consensus currently publishes CONSENSUS ONLINE and THE BULLISH SENTIMENT INDEX with HISTORICAL DATA (started in 1983) via electronic transmission.

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For the U.S. market, they define investor sentiment using an American Association of Individual Investors (AAII) value index (percent bullish minus percent bearish), derived from a weekly survey of individual investors regarding their outlook for U.S. equities over the next six months and published before the market open on Thursdays.

For the German market, they define investor sentiment using the Sentix value index (percent bullish minus percent bearish), derived from a weekly survey of institutional and individual investors regarding their outlook for German equities over the next six months and published on weekends.

-- bullish on housing — We see US consumer confidence at an eight - year high based on the University of Michigan, Consumer Sentiment Index supporting the strength of the middle class and US economy going into 2016.

Reaffirming its recent findings, the University of Michigan said its consumer sentiment index finished April with a decidedly bullish reading of 97, up from 87.2 just before the election.

This is evidenced by the TSI Index of Bullish Sentiment (TIBS) hitting a 20 - year high at that time.

Built using a mixed series of weighted and non-weighted sentiment data, the Thovallo Sentiment Model is proven to generate highly reliable longer term market turn signals (bullish or bearish) that indicate the onset of a new trend and the end of the previous trend with its main application to the price trends of the S&P 5sentiment data, the Thovallo Sentiment Model is proven to generate highly reliable longer term market turn signals (bullish or bearish) that indicate the onset of a new trend and the end of the previous trend with its main application to the price trends of the S&P 5Sentiment Model is proven to generate highly reliable longer term market turn signals (bullish or bearish) that indicate the onset of a new trend and the end of the previous trend with its main application to the price trends of the S&P 500 Index.