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Do Sentiment Extremes Still Matter in a Fed-Manipulated Stock Market?

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Start date Nov 7, 2013

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Nov 7, 2013

Do Sentiment Extremes Still Matter in a Fed-Manipulated Stock Market?

[iSPYETF] - Investor sentiment used to be one of the most effective contrarian indicators known to man. Then the Federal Reserve came and change the rules. Do sentiment extremes still work as a contrarian indicator ...

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