sentix Survey results (13-2021)

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Unusual unexcitedness

An unusual "lack of excitement" can be observed on the stock markets. Even a potential supply shortage caused by the accident of a container ship in the Suez Canal seems to have little effect on the stock markets. Investors reflect via the crude oil bias that they do not assume a serious supply shortage in the economy. Plenty of emotionality can be measured on the currency side, however. The US dollar is strongly en vogue.

Further results:

  • Bonds: Stabilization phase underway
  • FX: Sentiment extremes in the US dollar
  • sentix investor positioning in equities and bonds

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sentix Survey results (12-2021)

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The previous stock market stars lose their appeal

Most recently, we measured the highest sentiment values for equities in over a year. In addition, an increasing willingness to take profits can be seen, which is weighing on the previous stars of the stock market in particular. The weakening fundamental conviction can also be observed in a bias erosion in crude oil. As a rule, positioning follows the bias with a certain time lag. This could provide relief for the extremely present inflation concerns and also for bond prices.

Further results:

  • Bonds: Obviousness
  • FX: The dollar bulls continue to dance
  • sentix styles - Investor preferences & behavior

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sentix Survey results (11-2021)

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Bullish sentiment urges caution

A successful stock market week lies behind us. The DAX and the Euro STOXX in particular were able to report significant price jumps. Investors have noticeably increased their portfolio risks, as our data show. This has clearly improved sentiment. This gives rise to risks. The same applies to the US equity markets. In the smaller stocks, we measure a share of almost 25% of stocks that are now technically overbought. This is also a sign that the air is now getting thinner.

Further results:

  • Silver: Basic strategic confidence rises again
  • FX: US dollar still in demand
  • sentix Sector sentiment
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The global upswing

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At the beginning of March, the global economy is on a sustained recovery path, increasingly driven less by expec-tations for the future and more by improvements in the assessment of the situation. The global situation index rises for the tenth time in a row to 5.5 points, the overall index even for the eleventh time in a row to the best value since March 2018. The picture is basically the same in all world regions, the upswing is thus broad-based. In Euroland, the situation assessment also improved significantly from -27.5 to -19.3 points, despite continuing re-strictions in many countries.

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sentix Survey results (10-2021)

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US Bonds with Countercyclical Buy Signal

Recently, rising yields have put US technology stocks in particular under pressure. Due to the high weight in the main indices, this also had consequences for the broad market. All the more remarkable is the recent turn in the strategic bias for U.S. Treasuries. This has risen by more than 11 percentage points in the last three weeks. Such a rate of change promises purely statistical recovery potential for U.S. bonds. The equity markets should benefit from this.

Further results:

  • Equities: Stable underlying confidence, sentiment supports
  • FX: US dollar still in demand
  • sentix economic index: Monday 08th March 2021 at 10:30 CET

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