Bloomberg Market Wrap 2/7: S&P 500 200-Day Moving Average, Bullish Investors

The video discusses the S&P 500's interaction with the 200-day moving average, highlighting recent market volatility and technical indicators like the RSI. It notes a shift in retail investor sentiment, with a decrease in bearish views and an increase in bullish sentiment, following significant market gains in January and early February.

What was the S&P 500's behavior in relation to the 200-day moving average?

• It showed no interaction with the average.

• It was rejected by the average after flirting with it.

• It broke through the average and stayed above.

• It consistently stayed above the average.

What does the RSI indicator suggest about the S&P 500's recent performance?

• The RSI is showing no significant change.

• The RSI is indicating a strong upward trend.

• The RSI is moving towards overbought territory.

• The RSI is rounding down from overbought territory.

How has the sentiment among retail investors changed according to the American Association of Individual Investors?

• There has been no change in sentiment.

• Bullish sentiment has decreased.

• Bearish sentiment has increased significantly.

• Bearish sentiment has decreased, and bullish sentiment has increased.

What was the percentage of investors who were bullish on US equities this week?

• 50%

• 40%

• 32%

• 23%

What is the uncertainty regarding the recent market gains?

• Whether the gains will influence investor sentiment.

• Whether the gains will lead to a market crash.

• Whether the gains will lead to a new market high.

• Whether the gains will result in increased volatility.