Wall Street: the Dow Jones surprises with a historical fact that has not occurred in the last 88 years

so goes the ranking of the main Stock Exchanges in the course of 2022: British Ftse (+1.3%), Japanese Nikkei (-3.1%), Spanish Ibex (-4.9%), French Cac (-6.7%), Dow Jones (-7.9%), Eurostoxx (-8.3%), German Dax (-9.5%), Italian Mib (-11.2%), S&P 500 (-17.5%), Chinese CSI (-19.1%) and the Nasdaq (-29.67%)

For its part, the week in red in which the Ibex 35 fell by -1.11%, the Dax -1.09%, the FTSE 100 -1.05%, the Euro Stoxx 50 -0.89%, the Cac -0.96%, the FTSE MIB -1.40%, the S&P 500 -3.37%, the Dow Jones -2.77% and the Nasdaq -3.99%. The Nikkei rises +0.44% and the CSI +3.29% are saved.

The best values ​​of the week in the Ibex were Aena (BME:AENA) +3.50%, PharmaMar (BME:PHMR) +1.96%, Merlin (BME:MRL) +1.51%, Iberdrola (BME: IBE) +1.34%, ArcelorMittal (BME:MTS) +0.93%. The worst were Bankinter (BME:BKT) -5.19%, Grifols (BME:GRLS) -4%, CaixaBank (BME:CABK) -3.42%, Cellnex (BME:CLNX) -3.27% and Repsol (BME:REP) -3.21%.

Investor Sentiment (AAII)

bullish sentiment (expectations that stock prices will rise in the next six months) rose 0.3 percentage points to 24.7% but remains below its historical average of 37.5%.

Bearish sentiment (expectations that stock prices will fall in the next six months) rose 1.4 percentage points to 41.8% and remains above its historical average of 31%.

nasdaq

The Nasdaq Composite has already gone 265 sessions without registering a new daily closing maximum, which is the longest streak since the one that ended in August 2016. The tightening of the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy through strong interest rate hikes affects the technology company sector above all.

It is true that in the third week of October it managed to get out of the bearish channel in which it was moving, but even so it has not yet reached cruising speed.

Source: Ambito