Goldman Sachs speculative trading indicator hits record high
Investing.com – Goldman Sachs said in a note Friday that its Speculative Trading Indicator has surged to historic levels, reaching its highest reading outside of the dot-com and pandemic-era bubbles.
“Our Speculative Trading Indicator has increased sharply during the last few months,” Goldman Sachs wrote, noting the current level is now the highest on record apart from 1998–2001 and 2020–2021.
The rise is being driven by “elevated recent share of trading volumes in unprofitable stocks, penny stocks, and stocks with elevated EV/sales multiples.” . . .
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Over-speculation does not always end in a crash.
But crashes don’t happen any other way
Another thing that is not a definite indicator is when I turn bearish.
Silly me, I was part of a large crowd who turned bearish way back here
(and missed a lot of opportunity.)