sentix Survey results (50-2020)

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Significant cooling of the mood

The sentix economic expectations are literally going through the roof in December. This economic euphoria has recently also led to a significant increase in the risk parameters in investment behavior. The stock bull market is therefore no longer a foregone conclusion and is more susceptible to corrections. Fortunately, the consolidation week that has just ended has helped to reduce the risks that have been highlighted.

Further results:

  • FX: Euro with headwind
  • Bitcoins: Consolidation completed
  • sentix Sector sentiment

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sentix Survey results (49-2020)

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Short-term exhaustion

Investors' propensity to speculate is currently particularly high. This is not only evident with regard to the US options markets. The sentix risk levels are also very high. The coming “calendar week 50” has already often disturbed year-end hopes. Without such a short-term adjustment, it will be difficult for shares to generate any noticeable price gains. Too many investors are currently betting on the apparently secure year-end profits.

Further results:

  • FX: EUR-USD with tactical short signal
  • Gold mines: Bias incrase
  • sentix economic indices: Monday, 07.12.2020, 10.30am
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sentix Survey results (48-2020)

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Investor strongly increase their equity holdings

This week, the stock markets have further consolidated the sentiment impulse from the US election week. However, the high level of basic strategic confidence remains positive. As a result, TD values remain in negative territory and are thus well away from a sell indication. A further seasonal strength phase is now beginning, which will last until around December 6th. 2020 could therefore still end on a positive note for equities. Precious metals, on the other hand, will probably find it difficult to set any further positive accents in 2020.

Further results:

  • FX: Yen strength not yet over
  • Crude oil: Basic confidence continues to rise
  • sentix investor positioning in equities and bonds
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sentix Survey results (47-2020)

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Stable basic confidence

This week, the stock markets have further consolidated the sentiment impulse from the US election week. However, the high level of basic strategic confidence remains positive. As a result, TD values remain in negative territory and are thus well away from a sell indication. A further seasonal strength phase is now beginning, which will last until around December 6th. 2020 could therefore still end on a positive note for equities. Precious metals, on the other hand, will probably find it difficult to set any further positive accents in 2020.

Further results:

  • Precious metals: Not much more to expect in 2020
  • Crude oil: Basic confidence increases
  • sentix styles - Investor preferences & behavior
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sentix Survey results (46-2020)

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All-time high in equity bias for US stocks

The strategic bias for US equities reaches a new all-time high of +41 percentage points! Neither the squabbles over the presidential succession nor the sharp rise in infection figures leave investors in any doubt that the stock market should be higher in 6 months' time-span. At the same time, the stock sentiment has cooled down somewhat. Consequently, the outlook for the global stock markets is improving.

Further results:

  • Equities: Overconfidence - Missing
  • Gold: Bias cracks
  • sentix sector sentiment

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