A major market sentiment indicator just flashed red. The Bull & Bear Index has climbed to 9.3—its peak since February 2018—hitting one of the most extreme levels we've seen in recent decades. When this gauge reaches such elevated zones, it historically signals excessive bullish positioning, often preceding market pullbacks. This reading suggests investors should exercise caution and reassess portfolio positioning, as extreme sentiment readings frequently precede corrections.
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AirdropHunter9000
· 7h ago
Here we go again. Every time this indicator turns red, they say it's going to crash. If that's the case, why didn't it crash back in 2018?
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MEVVictimAlliance
· 7h ago
9.3? That number is a bit scary. Is the nightmare of 2018 going to repeat itself?
A major market sentiment indicator just flashed red. The Bull & Bear Index has climbed to 9.3—its peak since February 2018—hitting one of the most extreme levels we've seen in recent decades. When this gauge reaches such elevated zones, it historically signals excessive bullish positioning, often preceding market pullbacks. This reading suggests investors should exercise caution and reassess portfolio positioning, as extreme sentiment readings frequently precede corrections.