
Recent data indicates a surge in bullish sentiment among American investors regarding the stock market. Over 56% of consumers anticipate a rise in stock prices over the next year, marking the most optimistic outlook recorded. Additionally, a record-high proportion of investors believe there is less than a 10% probability of a market crash in the coming six months. This sentiment is echoed by findings from Goldman Sachs, which reveal that investor positioning in equity futures, call options, and stock funds has reached its highest level in six years. Furthermore, individual investors show the least concern about a potential market crash in 14 years, with 46% believing the likelihood is below 10%. These indicators reflect a significant shift in market confidence, with bullish positioning and sentiment doubling over the past two years.
🚨INVESTORS SENTIMENT HAS ALMOST NEVER BEEN GREATER🚨 Individual investors are the least concerned about a stock market CRASH in 14 YEARS. 46% of them believe there is less than a 10% probability the market will crash over the next 6 months. Wild.👇 https://t.co/CLOnsa8mwt
A record-high share of investors think there is less than 10% probability of a crash in the stock market https://t.co/QjGoJHLIQB
Market sentiment keeps getting more bullish: Investors’ positioning in equity futures, call options, and stock funds hit the highest level in 6 years. The positioning and sentiment indicator has DOUBLED in 2 years, according to Goldman Sachs. Over the last 17 years, there were… https://t.co/vKL9ouwjTZ



