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In a recent report, SentimenTrader's chief research analyst Jason Goepfert highlighted a historical tendency for equal-weighted indices to outperform capitalization-weighted peers following periods of significant underperformance.
Recently, SentimenTrader's senior analyst Jason Goepfert highlighted in his tweet that volatility tends to subside following sharp spikes, with historical analysis showing the VIX usually declines within a month after a 50% single-session jump.
In a recent report, SentimenTrader's senior analyst Jason Goepfert noted that value stocks are near their lowest levels versus growth in over two decades, with historical trends suggesting potential outperformance of value stocks in the coming years.
In a recent report, SentimenTrader's senior analyst Jason Goepfert warned that persistently bullish sentiment this year, among the strongest since 1987, could signal poor stock returns in 2025, with past similar conditions often preceding market weakness.
SentimenTrader's senior analyst Jason Goepfert highlighted in his tweet that when breadth is this dismal, stocks are typically far below record levels, with fewer than 20 similar occurrences in the past 70 years.
SentimenTrader's senior analyst Dean Christians noted that VIX patterns and last-hour trading trends point to a positive medium- and long-term stock outlook, despite potential short-term market fluctuations.
In a recent report, SentimenTrader's senior analyst Dean Christians highlighted a notable improvement in market breadth, suggesting the current uptrend may persist based on similar historical momentum patterns.
SentimenTrader senior analyst Dean Christians noted that the sharp drop in market volatility following the U.S. presidential election may signal a rally in the S&P 500. Data shows a nearly 90% probability of S&P 500 gains over the next three to six months
SentimenTrader's senior analyst Jay Kaeppel noted that small caps often lead post-election, suggesting a shift from large- to small-cap allocations in 2024-25, while cautioning no guarantees this period.
