Fund manager sentiment returned to “Goldilocks bull” levels in May, according to Bank of America’s latest global fund manager ...

Global investors are heavily positioned against American assets, with respondents reporting a net 36 per cent underweight ...

Despite a rise in Treasury yields to 5%, the U.S. dollar is faltering, and investors betting on its strength this summer ...

“Froth on the rise but BofA Bull & Bear Indicator up to 7.1, not yet the big ‘sell signal’ level of 8.0,” the report states. Equity allocations surged, marking the biggest increase since June 2020, ...

Bank of America’s bull and bear indicator just saw its biggest rise in 11 months, a sign of growing if not yet bubbly investor sentiment. The bull and bear indicator, a cross-asset measure of ...

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Separately, the BofA Bull & Bear Indicator, an investor sentiment gauge, surged to a two-and-a-half year high, but remained far from a contrarian sell signal, Hartnett said.

The "buy" signal flashing in stocks is dead, according to Bank of America. The bank pointed to its Bull & Bear contrarian indicator, which is in neutral territory. That's because stocks are ...

according to Bank of America Corp.’s Michael Hartnett. The bank’s in-house sentiment gauge, the Bull & Bear Indicator, is flashing a contrarian buy signal for a third straight week amid poor ...

Investor positioning in stocks has become so bearish that it’s triggered a “contrarian buy signal” in a custom Bank of America Corp. indicator ... The BofA bull-and-bear reading dropped ...