Why is it good to be bullish, believing prices will rise, when the majority are bearish, believing prices will fall?
“There are two important indicators this week: the job openings survey and the September job report. Job growth cooling would show Federal Reserve policies are taking hold. The percentage of bearish individual investors has jumped over 60%. History says it is good to be bullish when the majority are bearish,” John Ingram, Chief Investment Officer, Partner, told Oliver Renick on TD Ameritrade Network’s Market on Close.
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