Bull / Bear Ratio

What Is The Bull/Bear Ratio? The bull/bear ratio (sometimes known as the bull-bear spread) is a market-sentiment indicator published weekly by the financial data provider Investor's Intelligence, which uses information polled directly from market professionals. Information is taken from investment advisors who work directly with the general investing public to help them with financial planning and investment portfolios.

Understanding The Bull/Bear Ratio :- Market sentiment refers to the overall attitude of investors toward a particular security or financial market. It is the feeling or tone of a market, or its crowd psychology, as revealed through the activity and price movement of the securities traded in that market. In broad terms, rising prices indicate bullish market sentiment, while falling prices indicate bearish market sentiment.

The Bull/Bear index reflects the aggregate sentiments of financial advisors and planners who deal daily with the market. It reflects how well-informed professionals feel about the stock market and how they likely advise their clients to invest based on those feelings.

A reading above "1.0" indicates that more advisors are bullish about the market; where bullish refers to investor sentiment that believes the that stock market will soon go up. A reading below "1.0" means a larger proportion of advisors are bearish and think the market will pull back in the near future.

Bull/Bear Ratio = Bearish Investment Advisors / Bullish Investment Advisors​​ ​​

How To Use The Bull/Bear Ratio :- In order to form the bull/bear ratio, investment advisors are polled weekly by Investor's Intelligence. Investor's Intelligence is a service that publishes daily market indicators and other things people can use to day trade. The bull/bear ratio is a long-standing indicator that shows shifting sentiments of market professionals such as financial advisors.

A financial advisor's sentiment is going to affect the way they communicate with their clients and may even switch the way they advise their clients to invest, affecting the movement of the market. As the bull/bear ratio rises and falls, it indicates the portion of the investment community that is bullish- or expecting the market to go up — versus the portion that is bearish — or expects the market to fall.

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