sentix Equity Sentiment: Investors React Scared

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A drop of around 2 percent in the European stock indices has left a clear mark on sentiment. Investors are reacting fearfully, and the sentiment barometer has plummeted to -41.5 percentage points within a week. The summer lethargy on the stock market has definitely been broken!

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sentix Survey results (34-2021)

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High pessimism is not always a given

In the past week, sentiment for US equities has plummeted significantly: The sentiment barometer reacted very violently and lost 38 (!) percentage points within a week. We are recording a new 52-week low. From a contrarian analytical point of view, it is worth buying. However, such a strong sentiment break carries a second message: another price strain is indicated for the next 2-3 stock market weeks. Only then can we be happy again.

Further results:

  • Bonds: Not a good constellation
  • Precious metals: Gold remains supported, HUI wobbles
  • sentix styles - Investor preferences & behavior

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sentix Survey results (33-2021)

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Summer lethargy on the stock market continues

The summer lethargy on the stock market gives reason to wonder: Investors are hardly developing any emotions. If at all, only private investors are showing occasional happiness. Institutional investors are chronically more hesitant. The positioning behaviour of the two investor groups has also been along these lines for months. Normally, such a high difference in sentiment occurs only briefly and usually correlates with upper market turning points.

Further results:

  • Bonds: Bias and prices go their separate ways
  • Precious metals: Considerable investor reaction
  • sentix Sector Sentiment

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sentix Survey results (32-2021)

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Surprisingly little cheering, surprisingly few fears

The Chinese stock market remains battered, but the other major stock markets do not seem to be affected so far. Now there is the next potential disruptive fire in the form of interest rates. Institutionals are picking up more of the scent of the problem, much more so than retail investors. The insti-bias on long-term euro bonds is falling to a new low. At the same time, precious metals come under heavy pressure. The investor reaction is characterised by astonishing coolness.

Further results:

  • Equities: Surprisingly little cheering
  • Bonds: Surprisingly few fears
  • Precious metal: Surprisingly few fears
  • sentix economic index: Monday, 09th August 2021 on 10:30h CEST

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Third decline in a row

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The global economy is running at full speed, but momentum is weakening. The slowdown in the Asia ex Japan region is also contributing to this. In the Eurozone, the recovery of the current economic situation continues. At 30.8 points, the assessment reached its highest level since October 2018. However, here, too, the expectations component lost a significant 15.8 points, marking the third decline in a row. The rule of a three-point decline should be taken seriously. As a result, the overall index for the Eurozone drops by 7.6 points. Germany's economy continues to be in boom-like shape. It rises for the 15th time in a row to 38.5 points. The expectations component halves.

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