The daily sentiment index is showing that bullishness in Treasury bonds (bullishness on the price, not the yield) has reached 78 percent.
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The rebound in Asian exports is more reason for bullishness.
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Meanwhile, bullishness around bitcoin has stoked appetite for other cryptocurrencies.
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Likewise, bullishness among retail investors may not be done fading.
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Putting that number in context reveals the bullishness of investors.
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Equity bullishness is being tempered, however, by rising global bond yields.
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Bullishness has been moderating in some surveys but still remains high.
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Munster is known for his decade-long bullishness on Apple's stock.
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The project highlights developers' bullishness on Tokyo beyond the 2020 Olympics.
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"We believe investor bullishness is light and reluctant," the bank said.
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It was also due to the new bullishness in U.S. shale.
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Regardless, the bullishness is confined to a few, for the moment.
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Ned Davis Research's crowd sentiment poll never showed more collective bullishness.
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The surge in pessimism has come with a corresponding slide in bullishness.
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The survey also showed that investors' bullishness on the real has faded.
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When it comes to procuring public goods, their bullishness is a boon.
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With Sanders officially in the race, the reasons for bullishness have grown.
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Just as recent recession fears were overdone, this bullishness may be exaggerated.
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Brent spreads are not the only sign of renewed bullishness among oil traders.
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Despite his bullishness, Orlando cautions investors that wild market swings will likely persist.
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Some of that bullishness is likely to have spilled over into the timespreads.
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Amid the bullishness, Boston won the competition to provide the conglomerate's new home.
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Market watchers have said there has been more bullishness spreading through the market.
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Loeb admitted that Trump is not actually at the center of his bullishness.
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The Winklevoss twins are at it again with more bullishness on crypto currencies.
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The reason for his bullishness is earnings, which he expects to be great.
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Until one directly affects the other, analyst bullishness is unlikely to let up.
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He's not worried about valuations due to the bullishness of the economic cycle.
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Apple shares followed the jump in bullishness, reaching a new nine-month high Wednesday.
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There's none of the insecurity masked as bullishness that you get from young bands.
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Despite Zuckerberg's bullishness, the Libra project is going through a rough patch at present.
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The bullishness stems from an expectation that tax reform will generate greater corporate profits.
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"We've never lost our bullishness about ESPN," Iger said on a recent investor call.
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That's creating a wave of bullishness in the bond market that won't abate soon.
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Regarding "bullishness," I continue to find it hard to believe that investors are overly bullish.
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In fact, bullishness has never been this high going all the way back to 22007.
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Bullishness is at 22009 percent of market professionals responding to the latest Investors Intelligence survey.
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One prominent individual who has also expressed bullishness on Britain is billionaire investor Warren Buffett.
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But what ends up happening is, within the partnership we have a spectrum of bullishness.
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However, some bullishness will be introduced into the cultural mindset before that occurs, he said.
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Investors' bullishness is bolstered by Uber's position at the intersection of three linked disruptive trends.
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For example, a reading of 61.9 represents high bullishness and thus triggers a "sell" signal.
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This makes it a good barometer for the amount of bullishness in the stock market.
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Bullishness, meanwhile, dipped 1.4 percentage points to 31.5%, compared with a historical average of 38%.
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The latest American Association of Individual Investors survey indicates bullishness is at a 12-year high.
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Bullishness above certain levels — certainly at 30-year highs — often would be seen as selling opportunities.
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Major money managers DoubleLine and Pacific Investment Management Co (Pimco) have expressed their bullishness around commodities.
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Bullishness has spilled into Europe's biggest power market, Germany, which through border connections can supply neighbours.
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The latest statement isn't discouraging Holmes from abandoning his bullishness for gold, even if volatility increases.
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Both stocks went up on the news, a sign of the market's bullishness on the deal.
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Levine said she is a little concerned about the bullishness, which can be a contrarian sign.
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But his bullishness may reflect growing GOP confidence that the Senate trial is almost at an end.
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In the latest poll, bullishness was tempered on rising global bond yields and expectations for increased volatility.
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The uniform rental industry has also seen its fair share of consolidation, another reason for Cramer's bullishness.
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A report in the Business Standard daily the previous day belied the government bullishness over the economy.
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Pimentel said his supporters embrace his bullishness, and described the former mayor as "brash and tough-talking."
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By contrast, there were few changes on the long side, and certainly no sign of increased bullishness.
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Overall economic bullishness among these investors also increased, to 66 percent, up from 59 percent in Q2.
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As a result, expect to see increased demand for the dollar and a period of dollar bullishness.
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Bullishness in the most recent Investors Intelligence survey hit 60.2 percent, the highest level since late February.
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Increased bullishness toward crude has also been mirrored in hedge fund positions for U.S. gasoline and heating oil.
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And his bullishness isn't dependent on what may happen with President Donald Trump now in the White House.
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The ringgit has fallen to its lowest level since 22015 as dollar bullishness and domestic economic weaknesses weighed.
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While those investors pared those bets slightly last week, their bullishness still remains above the one-year average.
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Today Timothy Dove, the firm's chief executive, tempers his bullishness about the Permian with more attention to costs.
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That has at least one investor rethinking his bullishness on bullion, even as others still have high hopes.
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Mr Pompeo's bullishness, by contrast, is amplified by a politician's ideological certainty and eagerness to score partisan points.
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Unknown to the angry protesters that day, McNamara's public bullishness masked a deepening private disillusionment about the war.
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In addition to Gundlach&aposs bullishness on commodities, he&aposs also in favor of non-US equity markets.
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Bullishness on banks comes from expectations for more inflation that will push up interest rates and, consequently, bank's margins.
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Major money managers DoubleLine and Pacific Investment Management Co (Pimco) have expressed their bullishness around commodities in recent months.
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"They are disappointed their portfolio values do not seem to reflect Nifty's bullishness seen in recent times," Jasani said.
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Bullishness for Brazil has only increased, now that it appears more likely that President Dilma Rousseff will be ousted.
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Reflecting the renewed bullishness for equities, U.S.-based stock funds pulled in $11.8 billion in the week ended Dec.
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Cramer said that a lot of the newfound bullishness hinged on GE's better than expected first-quarter earnings report.
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Here's an array of investor-sentiment measures of bullishness and how they've turned much more subdued since Feb. 5.
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In Germany, the threat of fresh elections failed to dent investor bullishness and the DAX closed 6003 percent higher.
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The American Association of Individual Investors' most recent survey showed bullishness at 35.9 percent against 2.6 percent for bears.
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Because there's bullishness in the market, some predict bitcoin's price to soar as high as $100,000 in a decade.
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But the survey also uncovered that President Donald Trump is causing regional rifts in an entrepreneur's level of bullishness.
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Analysts say copper, used in manufacturing and construction, has been rising on momentum and bullishness for the global economy.
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"There's been a tempering of bullishness in the Nikkei," said Stefan Worrall, director of Japan equity sales at Credit Suisse.
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Despite their long-term bullishness, Morningstar analysts reduced their price target on the bank, from $215 to $195 a share.
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Corinna Freedman, senior research analyst at BB&T Capital Markets, expects the bullishness surrounding the stock to be short lived.
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Subramanian said she watches the market calls of other Wall Street strategists and they are not indicating too much bullishness.
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Put credit spreads also express longer-term bullishness by letting traders bet on a measured rise in the underlying stock.
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The bank's stock rose in the following weeks, on the back of investors' bullishness about tax cuts and economic growth.
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Bullishness has "morphed into complacency" according to Julian Emanuel, managing director and chief equity and derivatives strategist with BTIG Research.
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You can never be sure what Wall Street is thinking, but two factors likely contribute to investor bullishness about Tesla.
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Sentiment surveys can be contrarian indicators when they reach elevated levels, meaning that rampant bullishness is often a sell signal.
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It's not just Brexit that's driving bullishness in the gold market where spot prices have jumped 222 percent year-to-date.
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The Wilshire 5000 is a good measure of the re-emerging bullishness in stocks following a few weeks of sideways action.
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"Add in a weaker euro and our strategists' bullishness on commodity prices, and European earnings prospects look good," the bank added.
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Chevron was initiated on Monday as overweight at Barclays, which cited free cash flow as one reason for its bullishness. Disclaimer
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Some query whether the bullishness may be going too far and stems to a large degree from investors' hunt for yield.
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Wan's projection of being the top PC maker in only a few years mirrors similar bullishness from the company about smartphones.
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Millionaire bullishness is up, but there is a huge divide in the survey data based on the political affiliation of millionaires.
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While the overall numbers speak to market confidence, Republican millionaires are heavily influencing the results with extreme bullishness compared to Democrats.
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Renewed bullishness towards crude helped reverse part of the 131 million reduction in net long positions over the previous two weeks.
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The bullishness about earnings might normally have caused the stock market to rally a lot more than it has this year.
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The index is "currently towards the lower end of its multiyear range going back three years ... at 33% bullishness," Wald said.
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In the last few weeks, expectations that U.S. President Donald Trump would withdraw from the Iran nuclear agreement added to bullishness.
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Crude is not the only market where hedge fund bullishness is starting to look like it could trigger a near-term correction.
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Gundlach said he thinks the dollar is going to soften in the weeks ahead as "bullishness in the dollar is pretty entrenched."
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"In general, over the last three years, there has been a general feeling of bullishness among high-yield managers," Mr. Kalish said.
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Even in the long-term view of the emerging markets opportunity, Apple is spending more time on a new focus for bullishness.
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" For a strategist who has said he's "not a real positive guy,' Harvey's bullishness should calm some frazzled nerves on the Street.
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The accumulation of long positions and reduction in shorts shows a degree of bullishness that was unparalleled, at least in recent years.
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Just a month ago, bullishness was at 24.7 percent, a level even lower than March 2009, just before the bull market began.
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Growing bullishness towards mid-distillates masked a more wary approach to crude and other refined fuels in the week to Jan. 2.
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In a possible sign of waning dollar bullishness, speculators slashed their long-held long dollar positions to $15.31 billion as of Oct.
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But the new wave of hedge fund bullishness is concentrated almost entirely in Brent rather than WTI or refined fuels (tmsnrt.rs/2OvBJTE).
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Excessive bearishness relative to bullishness can be a signal that the market could be be oversold and is poised to move higher.
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"Hedge funds have swung from extreme bearishness to extreme bullishness," Ned Davis Research energy strategist Warren Pies said in a note Monday.
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U.S. crude production hit a new high, but that was not enough to change the overall bullishness of the report, said Baruch.
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The firm's strategists say overheated bullishness tripped its "sell" indicator Tuesday, in the early stages of what has been a rough week.
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The strong U.S. jobs data failed to shake investors' bullishness toward the euro ahead of the second round of France's presidential election.
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Bullishness appears to be returning to the cryptocurrency markets, with both ripple and ethereum also off their lows seen earlier this month.
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Indeed, sentiment indicators showed strong levels of bullishness, and exchange-traded funds saw their biggest single month of investor cash in January.
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The market had been flat in 2011, many ordinary investors were on the sidelines, and most analysts had tempered their customary bullishness.
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UBS bullishness is about CEO Jeff Bezos' leveraging four "long-tailed opportunities" in Prime, third-party sellers, advertising and Amazon Web Services.
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"If you want wishy-washy opinions or permanent bullishness, believe me, you've got a lot of different options to choose from," he said.
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"There is certainly a bit more bullishness in the yen over the last two weeks and we are seeing that continue," Trang said.
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There is more bullishness about the outlook for stocks and prices around the market than at any time for the last six months.
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A gauge of market pros from Investors Intelligence showed bullishness at a still-robust 58 percent, though that's off a 30-year high.
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Thursday's market surge intrigued Jim Cramer, so he decided to look at the day's earnings reports to find where all the bullishness originated.
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On the other hand, former hedge fund manager Michael Novogratz said bitcoin would head to $10,000, mirroring the bullishness of some CNBC readers.
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But after quantitative strategists at Nomura peeked beneath its surface, they concluded that investor fears about risks — not their bullishness — explains the outperformance.
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Not every analyst or strategist is preparing for a sell-off in global markets with some banks reiterating their bullishness in recent weeks.
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While bullishness is rising among individual investors, fewer than half of investors have been bullish for a period of more than 100 weeks.
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The level of bullishness was at 44.6 percent last week, down slightly from 44.7 percent, according to American Association of Individual Investors data.
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Factors cited for CBRE's bullishness: low inflation, low-interest rates, strong consumer spending, increased capital flows into the sector and solid property fundamentals.
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Factors cited for CBRE's bullishness: low inflation, low interest rates, strong consumer spending, increased capital flows into the sector, and solid property fundamentals.
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Sentiment was aided by renewed bullishness in the real estate sector, which jumped 4.7 percent, despite signs of fatigue in the home market.
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The latest American Association of Individual Investors survey shows bullishness at just 29.3 percent, well below the long-term average of 38.5 percent.
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On Monday, Oppenheimer pushed Wall Street bullishness on Tesla to a new level, raising its price target to over $600, up from $385.
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Bullishness among newsletter authors is at 50.5 percent, against just 18.1 percent in the bear camp, according to the latest Investors Intelligence survey.
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A further argument for bullishness on Ms Ostapenko's future is that she may have more time to develop her game than her predecessors did.
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The median price target on Netflix's stock is $208, which has moved up 303 percent over roughly three months, showing Wall Street's growing bullishness.
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After plummeting last year, foreign buying of rouble-denominated government bonds has recovered sharply so it remains to be seen whether that bullishness continues.
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Last week, Bank of America's Sell Side Indicator noted that Wall Street's bullishness on stocks had fallen for a third month in a row.
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Ned Davis Research looked at prior periods when bond bullishness hit an extreme and a buying frenzy sent yields rushing to an important low.
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S. financials were the top performing sector in the S&P 500 overnight, and a lot of that bullishness has spilled over to Australia.
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The median price target on Netflix's stock is $232, which has moved up 230 percent over roughly three months, showing Wall Street's growing bullishness.
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Increased bullishness towards middle distillates therefore accounted for all the increase in net long positions across the six major contracts in the petroleum complex.
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Funds' lingering bullishness in the soy complex has finally faded, led by the marked decline of confidence in beans and meal in recent weeks.
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Zandi also said another sign of bullishness in the U.S. labor market is the "quits rate," which came in at 2 percent for January.
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There is still a lot of bullishness in the market with some calls for the price to reach as high as $6,000 this year.
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The strong U.S. jobs data failed to shake investors' bullishness toward the euro ahead of the second round of France's presidential election on Sunday.
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Much of the bullishness around Activision Blizzard has centered on their new releases, most recently with the publisher's "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare" game.
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Bullishness around the stock could see its value hit $1 trillion in the next year, Morgan Stanley said in a research note from November.
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So, an analyst who is supposed to offer unbiased opinions on a company owns a position in it that could benefit from his bullishness.
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Di Modica began working on the bull in 1987, when the markets had a terrible crash and were desperately in need of some bullishness.
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However, the letter said the firm has tempered its bullishness on refining crack spreads, due to a "more favorable opinion" of the crude market.
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A survey on Monday showed homebuilders' confidence rose in May amid bullishness about sales at the current time and over the next six months.
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Son's bullishness for tech should be clear from the fact that he speaks of a 300-year plan for an artificial intelligence-fueled revolution.
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The petroleum markets have seen an enormous shift from extreme pessimism at the end of June to fairly hearty bullishness at the start of August.
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Bullishness continued to wane in Minneapolis wheat futures and options as funds cut their net long to 6,093 contracts from 7,005 in the prior week.
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Ellison expressed his bullishness on the company in October, when he revealed at a meeting with financial analysts that Tesla was his second largest investment.
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All of that bullishness has fueled a rally in Nvidia that pushed the shares to a record in May, surpassing the previous high from 2007.
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This bullishness has been prompted by a dramatic fall in the cost of the lithium-ion batteries that are used to power pure-electric vehicles.
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There has never been a comparable shift from bearishness to bullishness among speculators over such a short space of time in the last 22017 years.
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Despite Stone's bullishness, he's not discounting Wall Street's growing concern that the Federal Reserve's interest rate hike policy may be too aggressive for Wall Street.
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There is bullishness surrounding the economy, however, with 22019 percent saying it's on the right track and 38 percent saying it's on the wrong track.
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Bullishness on the American Association of Individual Investors survey is at 35.4 percent, up 8.5 percentage points from a week ago but still below normal.
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"There is a lot of bullishness out there and that's why you are seeing a little bit of a bounce in the dollar," he said.
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Morris' bullishness note on the stock — published prior to the opening trade — was helped by the "win-win" scenario of helping both musicians and consumers.
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Despite his bullishness on bipartisanship earlier in the morning, Trump signed into law Republicans' massive tax reform plan, which not a single Democrat voted for.
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"Investors make their annual retirement and college-savings contributions and their changes in asset allocation early in the New Year, reflecting their bullishness," Orlando said.
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Mr. Trump has maintained an enthusiastic bullishness even though the annual growth rate has fallen decidedly short of his promises of 2234 or 1.37 percent.
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Despite his bullishness, Lutnick doesn't think the rally will translate to increased demand for various lines of bank business, for example, increased demand for loans.
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The investor also expressed his bullishness over the state of the U.S. economy, citing recent consumer confidence, unemployment claims and small business confidence data reports.
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The Malaysian ringgit has fallen to its lowest since the 1998 Asian Financial Crisis, as dollar bullishness and domestic economic weaknesses weigh on the beleaguered currency.
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After more than three years of bullishness, one pro at Morgan Stanley said he is balancing his market outlook for the second half of this year.
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A key bullish indicator for the market is the lack of bullishness among most investors, according to famed market technician Ralph Acampora of Altaira Capital Partners.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Hedge funds tempered their bullishness towards the entire petroleum complex during the first week of September, according to positioning data from regulators and exchanges.
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And billionaire investor William Ackman, head of Pershing Square Capital Management, underscored his bullishness on Howard Hughes Corp, highlighting the real estate company's attractive land holdings.
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The earlier bullishness was driven mostly by concerns about a possible shortage of crude oil once U.S. sanctions on Iran go into effect from early November.
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So, considering traders' overall bullishness on Spotify despite its meager, less-than-3% gain since its listing, Slack's listing will be one to watch, Khouw said.
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Such bullishness contrasts with the challenges faced by China's Huawei Technologies, the No.2 smartphone seller behind Samsung that also unveiled its 53G chipset at IFA.
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The Investors Intelligence survey, which gauges the sentiment of investing newsletter authors, showed bullishness at 29.33 percent, a decline of 2.4 percentage points from last week.
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Speculators reached new levels of bearishness in CBOT soybeans and soybean meal in the week ended June 24, completely dwarfing their extension of bullishness in soybean oil.
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Another gauge of emotion, the Investors Intelligence Advisors Sentiment survey, shows bullishness on the stock market at 62.7 percent, the highest reading in more than 12 years.
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In a prior Q&A with investors, he noted that Trump's obvious bullishness on fossil fuels might not necessarily preclude potential upside for the alternative fuels sector.
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"If you're betting you're going to go higher than futures curves, I would say that there's general bullishness out there on oil prices right now," said Sanchez.
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O'Leary's bullishness on Libra might be surprising because he is a critic of bitcoin, arguably the most famous cryptocurrency known in part for its lack of regulation.
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But the increasing bullishness is becoming more selective and is almost entirely concentrated in Brent, according to an analysis of position records published by regulators and exchanges.
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The bullishness stretched into emerging Europe where Turkish stocks rose 1.2 percent to their highest since early December, whilst Budapest rose 1.1 percent to one-month highs.
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Sales of long-term Treasuries in particular pressured prices and drove yields up more at the long end of the curve, indicating bullishness about the economic outlook.
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Bullishness about monetary stimulus quickly gave way to fears that the drastic action implied that the Fed thinks the coronavirus will hit the economy hard, tanking stocks.
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The most extreme example of that bullishness, in which Biden's agenda is seen as starkly different from Sanders', is visible in Wednesday's huge rally for healthcare companies.
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Yet, in January 2018 with the S&P 500 at a dizzying 2850, I am noticing more bullishness than at any other time along this steep climb.
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Hogan echoed Dimon and Andersen's sentiments that the fundamentals are good but shied away from their bullishness, citing fears tensions could drag on for longer than anticipated.
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Bullishness following the forward progress in corporate earnings was offset, however, as brewing investor uncertainty around rising interest rates and an assertive Federal Reserve checked the major indexes.
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Wang's continued bullishness follows a year in which Wanda made a succession of high profile deals including the acquisition of Legendary Entertainment, Carmike Cinemas, and Dick Clark Productions.
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And billionaire investor William Ackman, who runs $11 billion Pershing Square Capital Management, underscored his bullishness on Howard Hughes Corp, emphasizing the real estate company's attractive land holdings.
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OPEC's decision to leave production unchanged last month, rather than cut more deeply, has sparked a third sell off, and extinguished any remaining bullishness and emboldened short sellers.
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Contrast that with the Investors Intelligence survey of market professionals that just two weeks ago had bullishness at a 30-year high, and the disparity becomes even clearer.
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Bullishness around bitcoin continues despite big business figures like JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon calling it a "fraud" and saying that people who invest in it are "stupid".
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"There's been an overabundance of bullishness ... The market is overdue for a correction," said Randy Frederick, vice president of trading and derivatives at Charles Schwab in Austin, Texas.
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Amid widespread bullishness around the stock market&aposs prospects in 2020, Goldman Sachs&apos options strategists are flagging the possibility that certain individual stocks will vastly outperform expectations.
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The bullishness of the Brexiteers represents a progression from an earlier era of revived empire nostalgia that might be described as the "Keep Calm and Carry On" era.
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"But no need to panic yet — these indicators are still not at the extreme levels of bullishness that typically coincide with the end of bull markets," they wrote.
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Adding to investor bullishness was a Washington Post report on the outlines of an immigration deal being discussed by U.S. and Mexican officials to thwart the threatened tariffs.
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The director of client investment strategies at Russell Investments said Thursday that despite the overall bullishness since the election, troubling signs for the U.S. market will soon be seen.
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Despite his bullishness, he plans to rein in his 2019 year-end S&P 500 forecast of 3,200 due to the damage created by 2018's sharp sell-offs.
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Stockton said a pullback could be in sight as the markets feel overbought on the short term, but that didn't mar her bullishness for the start of the year.
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" That view is supported by recent bullishness in commodity prices, and data showing China's economy is stabilising, Wu said, adding that growth "could be on the path to recovery.
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The most recent American Association of Individual Investors survey saw bullishness — expectations that the market will be higher in six months — at 46.7 percent, the highest since February 2015.
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However, the main reason is that the hedge fund community had become very bearish over the previous two months reversing its earlier bullishness since the start of the year.
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But despite such bullishness — venture capitalists invested $3.5 billion in food delivery companies last year — the delivery market is still just 1% of total food retail, according to McKinsey.
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Additionally, daily sentiment data, which measures futures traders' short-term market views, shows that bullishness on both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq has reached the 89 percent level.
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"My bullishness on the stock is entirely driven by Alcatel Lucent," said Menon, who recommends investors buy Nokia stock, which he says should appreciate roughly 50 percent over time.
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"We haven't seen this happen over the past eight years," the E-Trade official said, referring to bullishness based on a combination of strong earnings and strong economic fundamentals.
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There may be fundamental reasons for hedge funds' bullishness towards gas but the concentration of long positions has become a source of downside price risk in the short term.
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"There are doubts about whether he can pass his stimulus, and therefore about the bullishness on U.S. growth that we were seeing just a few weeks ago," he said.
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The "Mad Money" host also doubled down on his newfound bullishness for Tesla and argued that the electric carmaker's market value could be worth double what it is now.
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And with oil prices at a 23-1/2-year top adding to tech-driven bullishness, world stocks have taken just nine days to surpass their previous record peak.
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However, the main reason is that the hedge fund community had become very bearish over the previous two months – reversing its earlier bullishness since the start of the year.
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Reflecting that bullishness, SAP lifted its growth forecast for non-IFRS operating profits this year to 9.5-12.5 percent at constant currencies, while also nudging up its outlook for 2020.
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Aurora Innovation, led by former execs from Google, Tesla and Uber, urged the industry to tone down its bullishness and "be more truthful about our capabilities," reports the Washington Post.
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But there's a notable lack of analyst attention in the reports being issued after Apple earnings to what has been a major point of Apple bullishness in recent years: China.
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But with so much bullishness already priced in and hedge funds already very long, many fund managers are becoming cautious until OPEC spells out how the output agreement will work.
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The American Association of Individual Investors reported bullishness jumped 7.8 percentage points to 46.7 percent, the highest level in 21 months and well above its historical norm of 38.5 percent.
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That bullishness turned out to be hubris on 'Black Monday' when U.S. stocks plunged more than 203 percent on 19 October that year, the worst day in Wall Street history.
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The metals market, in general, has gotten a boost of bullishness on hopes for a trade deal and expectations that China's economic stimulus is going to help the world economy.
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Cramer, a former hedge fund manager and longtime stock-picker, has seen a number of rifts emerge in this market that have led him to reassert his near-term bullishness.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Hedge fund bullishness towards crude oil and refined products including gasoline and diesel appears to have peaked for now, according to an analysis of regulatory and exchange records.
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OPEC's expected success in draining inventories, hedge fund bullishness about the shift from contango, and the possibility of a squeeze are combining to push the Brent market toward a backwardation.
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OPEC's expected success in draining inventories, hedge fund bullishness about the shift from contango, and the possibility of a squeeze are combining to push the Brent market towards a backwardation.
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This week's American Association of Individual Investors survey actually saw optimism jump, with bullishness rising to a six-week high of 38.5 percent while the bears dropped to 27.1 percent.
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Specifically, the difference between bullishness and bearishness among professional investors is at its highest since April 1986, according to the Investors Intelligence survey that gauges the outlook of newsletter authors.
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BlackRock: Last year BlackRock announced plans to open an office in Saudi Arabia (still a work in progress), and Fink expressed bullishness on "opportunity" in the kindgom after a summer visit.
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"Reports that pro-Brexit cabinet ministers will 'behave' over the coming months is a minor win for the currency," said Viraj Patel, an analyst at ING who is bullishness on sterling.
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The newfound bullishness has been based in part on the view that oil prices have already fallen so far (probably too far) that they must increase again in the medium term.
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"Gold continues to struggle with the bullishness we are seeing across the other sectors ... Today, the primary driver is the continuous strength of the dollar," said Saxo Bank analyst Ole Hansen.
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Investors reduced short positions on the Philippine peso over the last two weeks, while, bullishness on the Korean won diminished as political tension between U.S. and North Korea continued to escalate.
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"Reports that pro-Brexit cabinet ministers will 'behave' over the coming months is a minor win for the currency," said Viraj Patel, an analyst at ING who is bullishness on sterling.
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This is exactly what is happening at the moment: the market's newfound bullishness is resulting both in a rise in the spot price of Brent and a narrowing in the contango.
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He pointed to dislocated markets, possible government stimulus coming down the pike, and the drastic precautionary actions the US is taking to quell the coronavirus' effects as reasons for his bullishness.
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STEPHEN J. KUDLESS STATEN ISLAND ♦ To the Editor: Britain's national mythology is studded with exemplars of John Bullishness tenacity, and it has made a religion of duty and self-sacrifice.
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Bullishness among market professionals, as measured by the weekly Investors Intelligence survey, has eclipsed 60 percent, the highest since February and what historically has been a "major warning" for a pullback.
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Bullishness, or the belief that the market is heading higher, is now at 66.7 percent in the latest Investors Intelligence survey, a widely followed gauge of sentiment among investment newsletter authors.
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The bullishness was evident in bond markets, where average yield spreads on emerging dollar debt over U.S. Treasuries narrowed to 0323 basis points (bps) from 0313 bps before the Fed's 0303 meeting.
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Meanwhile, the American Association of Individual Investors' final weekly sentiment survey of 2016, which is a component of the Citi model, showed investor bullishness holding near its highest level since January 2015.
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Still, in spite of his bullishness, Lee is warily eyeing shares of Deutsche Bank, the German banking giant that was buffeted by fears that evoked bad memories of 2008's financial crisis.
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But given the EU's general bullishness on regulating an internet run amok, it is also within the realm of possibility that the ICO will create a massive headache for online entities. [ICO]
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In the last 24 hours from the time of publication, nearly two-thirds of trades were to buy bitcoin while the rest were to sell, showing the current bullishness around the asset.
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Editor's note: In a research report this week, Jonathan Golub, chief equity strategist at RBC Capital Markets, highlighted the investment bank's bullishness on a group of stocks that's lagged the recent rally.
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Potential sanctions waivers as well as concern about consumption and the health of the global economy have tempered the earlier bullishness about prices and encouraged funds to adopt a more cautious stance.
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These investors have swiftly given up the uber-bullishness with which 2018 began and now believe that a likely end point for the second quarter is no gain at all for stocks.
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But market bullishness is at odds with warnings from influential analysts forecasting supply will continue to outstrip demand and stocks rise ("Oil shrugs off Goldman warning about premature rally", Reuters, March 14).
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The sell side indicator – which measures Wall Street's bullishness on stocks – has rebounded since an all-time low of 43.9 in 2012, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch strategist Savita Subramanian.
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Fund managers recovered some of their pre-hurricane bullishness after cutting net long positions in the petroleum complex by a total of 22017 million barrels over the previous two weeks (tmsnrt.rs/25.30jhR20173sX).
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We must not allow Kim to drive a wedge between the US and ROK alliance, nor allow ourselves to fall prey to his whimsy, insincerity and bullishness over the issue of denuclearization.
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On Twitter, around the time CNBC reported that Denton was near filing for bankruptcy, he reiterated his bullishness about Gawker's business prospects: Gawker Media revenues coming in about 8% ahead in Q2.
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He added on Thursday that, contrary to the opinion held by those including ex-hedge fund manager Michael Novogratz that the interview was panic-inducing, his bullishness was evident in his purchases.
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This, Calvasina said, is a "testament to how extreme bullishness had become," suggesting a decline in positions that anticipate a rise in stocks is warranted for a meaningful market bottom to form.
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The positive reaction most likely reflects the bullishness of long-term investors rather than event-driven hedge funds looking for quick turnarounds, says Michael Wegener at Case Equity Partners in Hong Kong.
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Not only are we getting shocking builds, we're also being squeezed by the bullishness of the U.S. dollar and a hurricane season that's had very little impact thus far on actual crude production.
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The investment bank said in a Monday report that the MSCI Emerging Markets Index is likely to be driven higher by additional stimulus from Beijing and bullishness on Chinese shares, among other factors.
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"What we're seeing now is the VIX beginning to understand you can have volatility in both directions," he said, clarifying that the VIX is not a measure of bearishness or bullishness but volatility.
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Peter Boockvar, chief market analyst at The Lindsey Group, notes there was a drop-off in bullishness after the Congress and White House failed to bring health care to a vote last week.
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The bullishness in mainland stocks spilt over into Hong Kong, where the Hang Seng index added 0.6 percent to 28,003.36 points, while the Hong Kong China Enterprises Index gained 1.0 percent to 11,395.20.
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His bullishness on Amazon may surprise some, given the online retailer's shares are still recovering from a plunge they took in January, when the company reported quarterly earnings that missed Wall Street's expectations.
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In another sign of waning dollar bullishness, speculators cut their long-held long dollar positions against a broad basket of its rivals including some emerging market currencies to $15.31 billion as of Oct.
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The Investors Intelligence survey, which measures the attitudes of more than 212 investor newsletter authors, is showing bullishness at 280 percent of respondents, which is indicative of an unusually high level of optimism.
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The bullishness was fuelled by dovish cues from the Reserve Bank Australia, and a U.S. Federal Reserve policy meeting that raised the prospect of a U.S. rate cut as early as next month.
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The Hang Seng is under increasing pressure from profit-taking, having climbed over 8 percent so far this year on the back of Wall Street bullishness and share purchases by mainland investors, including insurers.
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CNBC looks at some of the reasons for renewed investor bullishness: In 2014, the company struggled with falling market share and intense competition from the likes of Apple and Chinese brands such as Xiaomi.
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The second disconnect is between their views on the business cycle and those on the stockmarket; since last year, their optimism about the former has reduced while their bullishness about the latter has increased.
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"If they revive minerals and mining and energy earnings portions, that's going to lead to an upward revision in earnings estimates, which I think could bring back some bullishness for stocks overall," he said.
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For now, bullishness about supply disruptions, the impact of Iran sanctions, and strong growth in oil consumption is outweighing concerns about the global economic outlook and the impact of high prices on oil demand.
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But bullishness in Brent cannot completely conceal the increasing staleness of long positions in the rest of the rest of the petroleum complex, as prices fail to rise further and the end of year approaches.
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Source: FactSet "Considering that the current bullishness among macro investors may have been catalyzed by the upswing in these indicators, these investors' equity buying could lose speed as early as mid-August," the strategist said.
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This bullishness towards oil products has seen huge amounts of gasoline leaving Europe, and has hindered diesel shipments into the region, which has boosted margins and encouraged refineries to run as quickly as they can.
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And the ratio of hedge fund long to short positions, perhaps the most useful measure of bullishness, was still only 4.5:1 last week, down from 8.1:1 in April and 12.4:1 in September.
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The weekly American Association of Individual Investors survey found that only 17.9 percent of investors believe stock prices will go up over the next six months, marking the lowest level of bullishness since April 2005.
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"Until you break the wall of worry, until you create more of a trendy market where the bear has something to bite.... I am going to err more on the side of bullishness," Paulsen said.
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Wharton School professor Jeremy Siegel, best known for his predominant bullishness and for authoring "Stocks for the Long Run," told CNBC last week he expects "one more push" up to new highs for the indexes.
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"There is certainly a bit more bullishness in the yen over the last two weeks and we are seeing that continue," said Minh Trang, senior currency trader at Silicon Valley Bank in Santa Clara, California.
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Longer term, we left the meetings with a lot more bullishness on the hospital market as well as the non-intensive Type 2 market where we do believe DXCM's sensor technology will have an impact.
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The level of Amazon bullishness is yet another sign that Wall Street is willing to pay up more for growth than profit, particularly when it comes to a company with so many engines for expansion.
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As Nate Silver, FiveThirtyEight's editor-in-chief, outlined in a explanation of his relative bullishness on Mr Trump's chances, a handful of perfectly justifiable features of his model simply happen to point in the underdog's direction.
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Maris Ogg, president at Tower Bridge Advisors, an asset management firm based in Pennsylvania, said the business community's bullishness on Trump revolves around the fact that the GOP also controls both the House and the Senate.
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The torrent of cash into XLF, in particular, is more than double the peak level from any similar period in recent years, and suggests that bullishness for the bank stocks is running quite hot right now.
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The bullishness on U.S. stocks came amid a broad rally in the S&P 500 spurred by optimism for a breakthrough in the trade talks between the United States and China, the world's two largest economies.
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Derivative markets were signalling bullishness for sterling in the short term with three-month risk reversals for the British currency - a ratio of calls to puts — trading at their highest level in more than a month.
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"We've already seen that bullishness factored in over the past few weeks ... The markets have already reacted to the expectation of less supplies going forward," Alejandro Barbajosa, vice president at Argus Media, told CNBC's Nancy Hungerford.
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Bullishness, or the belief that the market will be higher in six months, was at a 12-week high of 35.6% in the most recent American Association of Individual Investors survey, while the bears fell to 28.3%.
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Even with increased bullishness, a significant percentage of millionaires do not expect a major change in their personal rate of return compared to previous surveys, with 40 percent expecting a return between 4 percent and 6 percent.
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The second estimate, which incorporates more data, saw strong growth in personal consumption — which can indicate a general sense of financial security among the population — and nonresidential fixed investment, which can indicate bullishness on the business side.
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"Longer term, we left the meetings with a lot more bullishness on the hospital market as well as the non-intensive Type 2 market where we do believe DXCM's sensor technology will have an impact," they said.
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Industry leaders from both sides of the bullishness — Armando Senra, head of iShares Americas at BlackRock, and Jay Jacobs, head of research and strategy at Global X ETFs — saw more room for growth in their respective funds.
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A strategist at Standard Bank Warrick Butler said he expected local paper, along with Turkish and Mexican bonds, to come back into favour "sooner rather than later, especially as U.S. Treasuries have not pushed higher despite some bullishness".
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While many managers are still technically "underweight" on the commodity benchmarks, bullishness on the sector has dramatically improved in the last month as oil prices have climbed closer to $40 per barrel and iron ore prices have soared.
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Measuring the mood of the stock market by looking at the overall postelection trend in the may be giving investors a distorted view of the level of bullishness on Wall Street, BlackRock's Russ Koesterich told CNBC on Friday.
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But some investors who have "bought the dip" recently are changing their tune this week because of new factors like over-the-top bullishness and the North Korea war of words initiated this week by President Donald Trump.
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"Fundamentally, not just in the U.S. but also in China actually and to some extent here in Europe, we're seeing quite a lot of bullishness and we're signing literally more deals that we have done since 2008," he revealed.
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"The bullishness is kind of the market's expectation that the oversupply that has been built up is turning a corner and that we have reached an inflection point," said Rob Smith, director of refining and products markets at IHS.
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"Not only are we getting shocking builds, we're also being squeezed by the bullishness of the U.S. dollar," said Tariq Zahir, a trader in WTI timespreads at Tyche Capital Advisors in New York, on the declines in oil prices.
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Depleting middle distillate inventories in Singapore over the past few weeks, combined with a play in the market could be contributing to the sense of bullishness in gasoil at the moment, said Sukrit Vijayakar, director of energy consultancy Trifecta.
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Commentators who pound the table can be criticized for their bullishness if the market does not go their way, so the pessimists control the dialogue, even if they have been mostly incorrect for thousands of basis points, Cramer said.
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The American Association of Individual Investors saw bullishness take a dip over the past week, but those expecting gains over the next six months outnumber those who think the market will fall by a 48.7 percent to 25.1 percent.
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Second-quarter bullishness hit a two-year low but rebounded in the early July survey, with 49 percent of millionaire investors expecting the market to rise this quarter by at least 5 percent, up from 40 percent in Q0003.
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And the auction did have a residual impact, experts say, attesting to the bullishness of the market and making works at a fair like Miami's — most of which are priced below $5 million — seem like a bargain by comparison.
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In the commodity market, oil futures edged lower in volatile trade after a gain on Monday, as the cloud cast over the global economy by Trump's tariff threat offset bullishness resulting from rising tensions between the United States and Iran.
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In currency markets, the U.S. dollar hit its lowest level in roughly six months against the euro after the strong U.S. jobs data failed to shake investors' bullishness toward the euro ahead of the second round of France's presidential election.
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Another reason for his bullishness: he notes that, in the last couple of trading sessions, over a third of the Tech index in the S&P 500 has hit new 52-week highs -- some of the strongest readings in years.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Mori Building Co has started work on a $2634 billion real estate project that will include Japan's tallest building and an emphasis on overseas residents, in the latest sign of developers' bullishness on Tokyo beyond the 22012 Olympics.
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And the rally in bank, small-cap, commodity and industrial stocks has prompted a new "cover story" for renewed bullishness on stocks: deregulation, tax cuts and a debt-enabled fiscal spending boost will, we're told, make American grow fast again.
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Strong earnings reports and forecasts from Wyndham Worldwide, Marriott's timeshare-focused spin-off Marriott Vacations Worldwide, MGM Resorts' business in the United States, or any of the cruise lines could have clued investors in on the sector's true bullishness, he said.
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The two volatility measures generally move in the opposite direction of their underlying indexes, so a low positioning on the small-cap VIX, compared with the large-cap S&P 500 volatility gauge, can be construed as bullishness for the group.
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Mitch Goldberg, president of investment advisory firm ClientFirst Strategy, said the level of confidence could make some in the market reflexively become contrarian, but this bullishness doesn't have to mean it's time for stocks to have a sudden, spontaneous meltdown.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian bank shares posted their biggest rally in a decade on Monday as a surprise conservative election win eased regulation fears, though a housing downturn and strict rules baked in since a misconduct inquiry could temper longer-term bullishness.
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LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. technology and high-growth stocks have been the "most crowded" trade for three months in a row, Bank of America's fund manager survey showed on Tuesday, reflecting the market's bullishness after the U.S.-China preliminary trade deal.
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While a firmer dollar prompted currency traders to book some profits after a more than 2.3 percent rally in the pound so far this month, various market position indicators and derivative market signals are indicating more pound bullishness for now.
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Reasons for bullishness on Alphabet include its CEO Sundar Pichai, who in December was elevated from running Google to overseeing the parent company after Alphabet founder Larry Page announced plans to step down, along with co-founder and president Sergey Brin.
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"There is really nothing in Draghi's remarks yesterday that calls for this kind of bullishness on the euro and markets may end up getting disappointed before long," said Adam Cole, head of G10 FX Strategy at RBC Capital Markets in London.
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That has "toned down the straight line move on equity markets, led to a more volatile environment and limited the potential for equities," Francois Savary, chief investment officer at wealth manager Prime Partners said, referring to investors' bullishness prior to the recent correction.
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U.S. auto market sales did cool off in January (FCA led the decline and its shares went lower on Wednesday) but FCA stock is reflecting bullishness relative to the other major U.S. automakers, up more than 50 percent since the November election results.
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How to square innovation and regulation is an issue contested by tech firms and governments since time immemorial, but the sheer bullishness of the EU – typified by its tireless competition commissioner, Margrethe Vestager – has brought the issue into focus like never before.
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The most recent survey from the American Association of Individual Investors found bullishness at its lowest level of the year — 23.9 percent to 34.3 percent on the side of the bears, or those who think the market will be lower in six months.
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"Today's announcements largely met expectations, so recent euro strength will likely hold; however, with euro bullishness having become something of a consensus view in recent weeks, a turn back towards sustained higher inflation is likely required to extend these gains, " said Graf.
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Perez said "there is a bullishness from legislators" about imposing voter restrictions, with Republican President Donald Trump's administration backing conservative allegations of widespread voter fraud and conservative Justice Neil Gorusch recently appointed by Trump to the court to restore its conservative majority.
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"Given that this is the only commodity where there is significant ex-China supply preparing to enter the market, we find the bullishness in prices lately short-sighted and retain our downside call for alumina," Macquarie said in a note dated Oct. 10.
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"Because I don't expect the Fed to stop raising rates, large sellers of bonds to materialize or President Trump to change his mind about tariffs — regardless of the collateral damage to the stock market — I've got to temper my bullishness, " he said.
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In the years after its 2001-2002 financial crisis, Turkey rode a wave of bullishness toward emerging markets, and while estimates vary, the Institute of International Finance reckons overseas investors poured more than $150 billion into Turkish stock and bond markets since end-2003.
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Investor attitudes have also run from excessive bullishness to a warier outlook, with weekly investment-advisor polls, the CNNMoney Fear & Greed Index and the Bank of America Merrill Lynch Global Fund Manager Survey suggesting that the so-called wall of worry is gradually being rebuilt.
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"(There are) a couple of opinion polls out which have given the Tories quite a significant lead (ahead of the UK election) - that's prompting a bit of sterling bullishness - but I think it's a bit premature to be counting one's chickens just yet," he added.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investor bullishness on U.S. Treasuries was at its strongest in about 22-1/2 years amid signs of slowing global economic growth and bets the Federal Reserve may halt the normalization of its balance sheet, a J.P. Morgan survey showed on Tuesday.
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Yezid Sayigh, a senior fellow at the Carnegie Middle East Center in Beirut, said the new moves reflected a "bullishness" prompted by the Trump administration's stances — on the confrontation with Iran and on a willingness to look the other way on human rights violations.
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"(There are) a couple of opinion polls out which have given the Tories quite a significant lead (ahead of the UK election) - that's prompting a bit of sterling bullishness - but I think it's a bit premature to be counting one's chickens just yet," he added.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - A tightening in global vegetable oil supply did not go unnoticed by market participants last week as bullishness in the overall Chicago Board of Trade soybean complex – led by soybean oil – built to a four-month high in the week ending Nov. 2000.
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With regards to the pension funds, do you think that is driven by the general bullishness towards European tech, or do you think it's more the macro economic reality that maybe other places where they could put their money aren't very attractive at the moment?
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READ MORE HERE >>GOLDMAN SACHS: These 20 unloved stocks are spring-loaded for surprisingly big gains in 2020Amid widespread bullishness around the stock market&aposs prospects in 6.83, Goldman Sachs&apos options strategists are flagging the possibility that certain individual stocks will vastly outperform expectations.
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"One thing is that going into the last week or so, investor bullishness was in the top decile of its historical range, which suggests that investors were pretty optimistic, with high expectations and largely complacent," said Jack Ablin, chief investment officer with Cresset Wealth Advisors in Chicago.
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Bullishness around the stock has been driven by strong performance in the company's Amazon Web Services cloud division, new services launched including a standalone music streaming service to compete with Spotify and Apple Music, as well as plans to hire 120,1003 seasonal workers, a 20 percent rise from 2015.
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"This is above our field model's net present value of around $26 billion in 2019 and around $32 billion in 2020 at $60 per barrel, adding further to our bullishness on the field with potential early start up and recoverable reserve increases," it said in a not to clients.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar hit its lowest level against the euro in roughly six months on Friday after a sharp rebound in U.S. jobs growth in April was not enough to offset investors' bullishness toward the euro ahead of the second round of France's presidential election.
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The subdued bullishness on Apple's share price is likely related to a more modest pace of iPhone sales, according to several Wall Street analysts, who told CNBC on Thursday that consumer demand for more innovation has forced the Cupertino, California-based company to increase the price of its phones.
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"If anything you might want to buy in May and sell in November," said Chris Zaccarelli, Chief Investment Officer at Cornerstone Financial Partners, in Huntersville, North Carolina, who bases his bullishness on the healthy outlook for the global economy rather than expectations for a policy boost from the Trump administration.
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Apple hasn't been shy about its bullishness on AR, and by starting a vibrant developer ecosystem now, it puts itself in a good position to have plenty of AR apps ready to go if it decides to release some sort of futuristic AR glasses, as it has reportedly been developing.
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"We think the U.S. market is going higher," wrote the firm's chief U.S. equity strategist, Adam Parker, in a note to clients Tuesday, listing four reasons for the bullishness, including the notion that investors are underexposed to equities, a force that can boost the market as they chase performance into year-end.
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"We know 2016 will be a challenging year," but "we will leverage technology to further improve safety, service and efficiency, as we continue to evolve our business for the realities of tomorrow's economy," CEO Michael Ward said on the company's earnings call, in what must count for bullishness in the current environment.
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Wednesday's weekly AAII Sentiment Survey, which measures the percentage of individual investors who are bullish, bearish, and neutral on the stock market short term, showed bullishness at its highest since November 2014, bearishness at the lowest since November 2015 and the gap between bull and bear camps the widest in three years.
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Despite his bullishness on Disney's $5.5 billion theme park in Shanghai that will open in June, Wang said it is unlikely that the American giant will be able to open any theme park in China in the medium-term as its investment in each park is large and its open-air concept limited by geography.
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The bullishness stems from the economic policies likely implemented by Trump such as a reduction in corporate taxes to 15 percent from 35 percent, along with other fiscal measures, which in turn could flood S&P companies with cash, and spark a wave of buybacks, mergers and acquisitions, and earnings growth, according to the firm.
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The game engine company was started 14 years ago scraped from the remains of a failed video game title, but has begun to grow rapidly in the past couple years particularly due to investor bullishness around AR/VR and the potential for a real-time rendering engine to shape everything from manufacturing design to autonomous systems training.
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More from the CNBC/SurveyMonkey Small Business Survey: Main Street bullishness soars after Trump tax cuts become law There's a disconnect between economic confidence and Main Street hiring #MeToo firings and suspensions are taking place at small businesses Miller is toying with entering the convenience store market, where he's tried selling six-packs of his pretzel bites packaged with cheese sauce.
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The three main credit ratings agencies, worried about Britain's 1.8 trillion-pound ($2.2 trillion) debt pile, say the country's once top-notch rating could be cut again if there is no transition deal to ease the country out of the EU. With his trademark bullishness, Johnson focuses on the positives, including the room for higher spending or tax cuts after nearly a decade of austerity.
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In fact, millionaires are very optimistic about the domestic economy, even more so than in the first quarter, with 70 percent giving the economy a grade of A or B. That's up from 59 percent of millionaires in the first quarter, and also compares to 59 percent of the broader investing population surveyed by E-Trade who showed this bullishness in the April survey.
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Such has been the bullishness around the short-term outlook for sterling that the British currency was trading near Brexit referendum vote highs against most of its rivals, including the Swiss franc But news that GlaxoSmithKline will buy Novartis's 803 percent stake in their consumer healthcare joint venture for $13 billion in cash triggered an unwinding of long sterling bets against its rivals built up after Britain clinched the transition deal last week.
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In short, we agree on a few things — mobile-only could become more popular and Christian fiction and other niches are going away ("There are only a handful of houses still acquiring Christian fiction these days, and some of them are shifting to doing high-quality literary or women's stories for a broader people of faith, or a slim list of suspense novels, rather than clearly religious stories aimed only at the faithful," he writes.) I disagree with his bullishness on B&N and his assumption that the indies will turn around and ask publishers for a check.
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