Sentence examples for indications of sentiment from inspiring English sources

LikeFolio's proprietary technology scans the entire twitterverse constantly, capturing every tweet about the brands and products behind the world's most popular stocks—and then analyzing those tweets for indications of sentiment (positive, neutral, or negative) and consumer purchase intent.

"It's supposed to be an indication of sentiment," said Michael Schwartz, chief options strategist at CIBC Oppenheimer.

Because the Fed has been injecting money into the economy by buying government bond markets, those bond prices are a closely watched indication of sentiment about the Fed.

Randy Cass, founder of First Coverage, said indications of investor sentiment on financial companies had turned bearish, and were especially negative for big banks and life insurance companies.

As he spoke at a news conference, there were indications of rising sentiment on Capitol Hill for Congress either to authorize or to disapprove of what many members see as a widening American military effort in Lebanon.

Such technology can also be applied to demand forecasts for consumer products or to uncover other early indications of consumer sentiment.

Under this view, the best indication of voter sentiment at any given time is probably the polling — although it may be acknowledged or expected that the results will change rapidly.

The formal debut at the auto show will offer a better indication of customer sentiment.

It may or may not be an indication of her sentiment, however, that Ms. Whitman planned to skip the fund-raiser.

The company has backtracked on that proposal, but the outcry, say consumer privacy advocates, is an indication of public sentiment.

One indication of general sentiment is contained in a recent study by J. D. Power & Associates, showing that the online trading population has decreased by 20percentt.