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Investor sentiment refers to the overall attitude or mood of investors toward a particular market, asset class, or investment at a given time. It is often driven by emotions, news events, and market trends, rather than fundamental analysis. Positive sentiment can lead to increased buying, driving prices higher, while negative sentiment can cause selling and price declines. Investor sentiment is measured through surveys, market indicators, and trading volume.
During a stock market rally, investor sentiment is generally positive, leading to increased demand for stocks and pushing prices higher.
• Refers to the overall mood or attitude of investors toward the market or a particular asset.
• Influenced by emotions, news events, and market trends.
• Measured through surveys, market indicators, and trading activity.
Investor sentiment is influenced by emotions, market news, economic data, and global events.
Positive sentiment leads to increased buying and rising prices, while negative sentiment results in selling pressure and falling prices.
It is measured through market surveys, sentiment indicators, and analysis of trading volume and price movements.
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