Measures of market "sentiment" are usually contrarian. Excessive investor optimism is taken as a sure sign of a downturn. Such metrics today point to an imminent market correction. But has the psychology of the pandemic changed the way we should read the "sentiment" tea-leaves?
Measures of market "sentiment" are usually contrarian. Excessive investor optimism is taken as a sure sign of a downturn. Such metrics today point to an imminent market correction. But has the psychology of the pandemic changed the way we should read the "sentiment" tea-leaves?
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