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V.9:8 (334-335): Market Vane Transformations by Kenneth L. Kinkopf Jr.

V.9:8 (334-335): Market Vane Transformations by Kenneth L. Kinkopf Jr.
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Market Vane Transformations by Kenneth L. Kinkopf Jr.

The sentiment readings of the Market Vane service is a poll taken daily from futures trading advisors indicating the percentage that are bullish at that moment. Ironically, market consensus is used as a contrarian indicator. Does it work? This author transforms the Market Vane index into a better indicator.

Market consensus is a dynamic indicator with which to evaluate market activity. Ironically, however, this tool is used as a contrarian indicator. The sentiment readings of the Market Vane service is a poll taken daily from futures trading advisors indicating the percentage that are bullish at that moment. As a rule, high readings are signs of market tops, while low readings are signs of market bottoms. Barron's publishes this poll weekly under "Investor Sentiment Readings."




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