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In this thread quite some sentiment indicators were mentioned. Here is another one: The posts on the Shrewdm Berkshire board.
Many poster express their bearish sentiment, saying "S&P is x% overvalued", "scaling back on stocks", "most likely return from here in the next years ... between -2% and +2%". So there are only 2 options:
A) "We" here are superior, know it all better than all the others who are pushing the bull forward (ahem, why then didn't we buy Nvidia etc.?)
B) Or we are not that unique --- meaning that there is far too much pessimism, concerns, cautiousness, bearishness for the market NOT to continue to rise. The bull ends not before it's taken for granted. Judging from all those bearish posts "we" instead expect it to end any moment --- which is the opposite of the sentiment signaling that the end is nigh.
