Hypo Venture Capital Zurich’s Hint for Long-Term Investors: Remain Totally Invested

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Since mid-June, Traders Brains experienced the volume of bullish agents down to 37%, compared to 57.3% ten weeks before. The existing reading may be the smallest since September of a year ago, that ended up being an excellent buying prospect.
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The American Association of Individual Investors in its regular study today reveals the amount of bulls at 24%, compared to 48% bears.
The last period these were reduced had been August of a year ago, when the bullish group entered at 21%, versus 50% bears. That became a great purchasing option.
Whether or not the past is going to repeat stays to be seen, however belief along with the oversold readings have definitely shifted from the suitable course.
The CBOE (equity only) put/call percentage index had been 1.11 in June 15. A lot more puts purchased than calls. This can be the greatest single-day reading ever since the 1.18 reading in September 11, 2008, following the S&P 500 decreased 3.4% two days before.
The 'development' that induced the ultimate lack of assurance had been the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers that was officially recorded on September of that year.
The prior higher reading of 1.35 took place on March 13, 2008. The event activating that intense reading had been the entire lack of assurance in Bear Stearns’ power to remain in business.
Inside a Fed-arranged union, it had been bought out by JPMorgan Chase (JPM). Its collapse had been tracked back to subprime loans.