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EQUITIES: AAII Net U.S. Equity Sentiment Hits Lowest Since March '23

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Questions surrounding U.S. economic exceptionalism and the clouded policy outlook have pushed the AAII’s net U.S. equity sentiment reading to the lowest level seen since March ’23.

  • Note that the index tends to operate in negative territory and is viewed as a contrarian indicator.
  • Elsewhere, several large sell-side names have turned neutral on U.S. equity benchmarks in recent days (from bullish previously).

Fig. 1: AAII Net U.S. Equity Sentiment

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Questions surrounding U.S. economic exceptionalism and the clouded policy outlook have pushed the AAII’s net U.S. equity sentiment reading to the lowest level seen since March ’23.

  • Note that the index tends to operate in negative territory and is viewed as a contrarian indicator.
  • Elsewhere, several large sell-side names have turned neutral on U.S. equity benchmarks in recent days (from bullish previously).

Fig. 1: AAII Net U.S. Equity Sentiment

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