Sentence examples for gauges of sentiment from inspiring English sources
Other gauges of sentiment support the notion that stocks are the place to be.
But other gauges of sentiment and price action are beginning to give buy signals.
Jason Goepfert, editor of Sentimentrader.com looks at several real money gauges of sentiment that he puts into two classifications: smart money and dumb money.
The Conference Board's gauge of sentiment dropped to 108.8 this month from 110.7 in March.
The Conference Board reported that its gauge of sentiment dropped to 94.1 after rising to 97.8 in January.
But based on one gauge of sentiment, the delay of a global rate cut was no surprise to many investors.
This article sets out this crowd-sourced thinking from a wide variety of thoughtful contacts, and provides a gauge of sentiment and outlook among investors.
In 1994, Bernstein's 19 analysts occupied 24 of 529 places in Institutional Investor magazine's All-America Research Team survey, an important gauge of sentiment among the money managers who are the audience for the company's research.
A DIFFERENT gauge of sentiment -- based on advisers' recommended exposure to stocks -- also concludes that there are too many bulls for this to be the start of a new bull market.
The gauge of sentiment among executives at 170 construction firms fell to 52.2 in December from 53.1 in November – worse than forecast by City economists – although still remained above the 50 level indicating expansion.
