Posts Tagged ‘ behavioral finance indicator

SentiTrade partners with NinjaTrader

We are proud to announce a partnership with NinjaTrader, an award winning trading platform for traders worldwide. This video features a quick introduction on SentiTrade and how NinjaTraders may use it for automated trading strategies.

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Market sentiment today; comparison to Lehman

Market sentiment today; comparison to Lehman

Over the last couple of days, we’ve compared the current SentiTrade’s values to those of the Lehman crisis in 2008. At the time of the Lehman collapse, our sentiment quotient (the ratio between positive and negative news items) had a value of 0,51 with a yearly average of 0,54. Read more

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Using market sentiment for risk-on / risk-off analysis

Using market sentiment for risk-on / risk-off analysis

We didn’t need a market sentiment indicator the past few days to tell us that the market was on edge. The European Central Bank waited until after market close last Friday to publish the stress test results. Although it came out better than expected, doubts were quickly raised because the test didn’t appropriately deal with the financial ramifications of a Greek default. Read more

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Trigger high, trigger low, trigger you

Trigger high, trigger low, trigger you

Last week we warned that the SentiTrade behavioral finance indicator was closing in on a high sentiment trigger point. A collective sigh of relief following the Greek debt deal pushed the SentiTrade behavioral finance indicator up almost 25% in a single day (check our previous post for commentary).
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Closing in on market sentiment trigger point?

Closing in on market sentiment trigger point?

The past 5 days we saw a gradual decline in market sentiment from 0.67 on June 30th to 0.55 on July 6th. In itself, the range between 0.67 and 0.55 is unspectacular because these values are close to a neutral range. Our review of more than 1.2 million news items over the past 6 years, identifies the average market sentiment value at 0.62 (financial journalists writing to a “long” oriented audience). Read more

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Behavioral Finance Indicator at Finanztreff.de

Behavioral Finance Indicator at Finanztreff.de

Last week, SentiTrade’s behavioral finance indicator was integrated at Finanztreff.de, one of the most most important German financial news portals. Finanztreff is owned by the vwd group, a leading European provider of customized information, communications and technology solutions for the securities market. It offers innovative solutions for financial service providers, corporates, media and private clients.
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Market psychology and the DAX index

Market psychology and the DAX index

We have previously pointed out an astounding correlation between rising SentiTrade values and emerging DAX momentum. Today the SentiTrade indicator opened at 0,5. At 08.18 the sentiment quotient jumped to 0,6 and then 12 minutes later, at 08.30 to 0,65. From 8.45 to 10.30 we then see a sharp rise on the DAX index, from 7222 to 7282. Read more

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The DAX index and correlation with market sentiment

The DAX index and correlation with market sentiment

Last Thur. a positive market sentiment correlated nicely with the DAX index intraday movement. Whereas the DAX index opened somewhat undecided, it started advancing steadily from 10.05 on. At the same time we see rising sentiment in a 5 min. intervall PRIOR to the DAX momentum that followed. Within a narrow time window from 09.00 to 10.30, our behavioral finance indicator jumped from values around 0,40 to 0,80. Furthermore, back testing of our data show a consistent pattern when there are a low sentiment values as the market opens; when the sentiment advances rapidly during the first hour of trading, the market tends to follow suit. Read more

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Market sentiment stabilize

Market sentiment stabilize

Market sentiment update: Last weeks sentiment saw values consistently above the 0.62 mark, SentiTrade’s statistical average value. This reflected a general relief following the dramatic events of the past weeks. A minimum of volatility in the sentiment undoubtedly also contributed to a strong recovery in market prices and indicate a continuation of the upward from last year. For now, we therefore hold on to our long position as we see room for further market advances. Read more

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