Investor Sentiment Today: XOM, TSLA, and Bitcoin Update
https://youtu.be/86dPC-RU_iY?si=3TRMOz1OKK-WBc3e What is investor sentiment like today? Here we revisit our video from December 3, 2020 where we discussed excessive investor sentiment. Sentiment can drive stocks and markets to extremes and we saw that during that time period in Exxon(XOM), Tesla (TSLA), and Bitcoin. See what has happened over the past two years in these […]
Consumer Sentiment – Is the Economy That Bad?
https://youtu.be/osgGrEyK5ZI Consumer sentiment is at one of the lowest points ever. What does this poor confidence mean and is the US economy in that bad of shape? Jim Gore delves into this consumer sentiment data and other important economic measures.
Market Sentiment – Irrational Exuberance?
https://youtu.be/XEX4vkZzKcY Every market time period is different, except for one critical thing – human emotions. Investors buy more when they are optimistic and sell when depressed. They usually make these investment decisions at the wrong time. Watch our video to see what sentiment indictors are saying about today’s market.
GameStop’s Price Madness
https://youtu.be/jhcwX2ubekU GameStop’s stock price has risen dramatically due to what is known as a “Short Squeeze”. The reason why some investors were shorting the stock is because GameStop’s business is going the way of Blockbuster – why go to GameStop when I can download my games directly. This thesis is shown in revenue dropping 30% […]
Excessive Investor Sentiment: XOM, TSLA, & Bitcoin
https://youtu.be/O5iP6-RviJA Investor sentiment can drive prices for assets either higher or lower than their intrinsic value. Exxon is a good example of negative sentiment. Exxon was removed from the Dow Jones Industrial Average in September when the stock was selling at a price below the lows during the 2008-2009 market correction. Since the removal, Exxon […]
Investor Psychology: US Investors are Thrilled
https://youtu.be/XJ3ZMqcSiXk Investor psychology follows a very distinct cycle of optimism – to euphoria – to fear – to despondency and back to optimism. The stock market is one of the only market places where buyers are sparse when things go on sale and becomes crowded as things get more expensive, as it is today. We […]