savvy yabby

I use sentiment analysis the most at turning points, the depths of bear markets, the heights of bull markets and the inflection points.

If all you own is technology, you probably think it is a bear market.

Market corrections are not uncommon with regular 10% pullbacks. Spotting the difference between these and the onset of a bear market is hard

Um, the Magnificent Seven, of course. However, while sentiment is very strong across the board, Tesla looks shaky.

After the broker calls to "sell all the banks" they have proven very robust.

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