
The AAII sentiment survey for the week ending November 1, 2024, indicates a slight increase in bullish sentiment, with bulls rising by 2 percentage points to 39.5% and bears increasing by 1 percentage point to 30.9%. This marks the second consecutive week where bullish sentiment has remained below the 40% threshold, which is near the historical average. Analysts noted that the spread between bulls and bears has widened slightly from the previous week, suggesting a temporary lead for bullish sentiment. Meanwhile, the NAAIM exposure index remains high at approximately 80, indicating strong sentiment among active investment managers. The survey reflects ongoing market dynamics, including factors such as economic growth, inflation trends, and potential regulatory changes depending on the outcome of the upcoming presidential election.





Uncertainty in the AAII Sentiment Survey this week as both the number of Bulls & Bears increased. The last time that happened was the week of July's high: https://t.co/rSR7dWUtPe
Spread between @AAIISentiment bulls and bears moved up slightly from last week’s drop, keeping the bulls ahead for the time being https://t.co/WtOZdPaGka
AAII sentiment survey this week came in at 39.5%, two straight weeks under 40% now. Pretty much near historical average. But nothing close to the sentiment seen larger market peaks which is 50%+ Prefer NAAIM exposure index as better sentiment measure and that still near 80 only https://t.co/H0jiC1nX32