Market Sentiment

An investor who thinks the market, a specific security or an industry will rise. Investors who takes a bull approach will purchase securities under the assumption that they can be sold ...

The action of investors moving their capital away from riskier investments to the safest possible investment vehicles. This flight is usually caused by uncertainty in the financial or ...

A market theory that states stock prices and aspirin production are inversely related. The Aspirin count theory is a lagging indicator and actually hasn't been formally tested, so it is ...

When a security or a class of assets sees its market-driven price move in the opposite direction of the broad market or its competition. The move could be in either direction, but ...

Wide-scale selling of an investment, causing a sharp decline in price. In most instances of panic selling, investors just want to get out of the investment, with little regard for the ...

A theory that seeks to explain the effect that 24-hour news networks, such as CNN, have on the general political and economic climate. Because media outlets provide ongoing coverage of a ...

The overall sentiment or feeling that the market is experiencing at any particular time. Greed, fear, expectations and circumstances are all factors that contribute to the group's ...

This indicator can give a overall sense of bull and bear forces - learn what it is and how it's constructed.

Market psychology is an undeniably powerful force. Find out what you can do about it.

Not all investors are incredibly brave with their money. Thankfully, there are ways to measure your risk level.

The market is confusing enough. But when you consider how economic reality can influence market prices, it's downright baffling.

Precise and short, the tweezer setup is similar to double tops and bottoms.