Day traders are not reflective of overall sentiment

Almost half surveyed in latest AAII poll were bearish

Report warns about paying exorbitant revenues for exciting growth stocks

Rally driven by news of government loan to help produce coronavirus treatment

Executives are selling five times as much stock as they are buying

First year when stocks gain after being down at least 30 per cent at some point

Investors will be hoping market breadth improves

Expensive markets can become more expensive in the short-term

Stocktake: Shorts had to pay high interest fees in order to bet against Wirecard

UK stocks outperformed cash in 69% of two-year periods, historical survey shows

Investors ‘positioned for bad news’ on coronavirus and ecomony, survey shows

Does it make sense that Tesla’s valuation almost doubled in two weeks?

If history is a guide then volatility should abate and stocks should gain over rest of year

Technical indicator has a strong record of intermediate-term returns tending to be better than normal

Morgan Stanley reckons Chinese stocks can go much higher

CEOs from Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google will testify in front of the US Congress at the end of July

Having a ‘mere peek at track records’ isn’t going to help you beat the markets

‘It is important to be aware that extreme strength usually begets more strength’

Of those who did trade, the vast majority opted to buy rather than sell stocks

Only 26 per cent of super-forecasters expect a vaccine before April 2021

Traders could have made a large return recently by betting on bankrupt stocks

Day traders are doing ‘crazy stuff’ but most retail investors are cautious

Market capitalisation of mega-cap tech stocks as much as bottom 359 stocks in S&P 500

‘If ignoring the evidence and prosecuting whistle-blowers is a good job, what is a bad job?’

Novice retail traders ‘doing stupid things’, says hedge fund manager Leon Cooperman

Strong case for reducing inequality, but cherry-picking numbers is disingenuous

Most markets trading at forward price/ earnings ratios ‘not seen since late 1990s’

Majority say this is a bear market rally, not a new bull market

Sell-off a reminder the rollercoaster ride is not over yet

Three-quarters of stock markets around the world have gained at least 20%

Biden’s tax hikes could cut S&P 500 earnings by 12%, Goldman Sachs says

Investors finally getting the message that pandemic has some way to go yet

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Investor expectations are ‘achievable but optimistic’ – GMO founder, veteran investor

Big tech stocks lead way as S&P enjoys biggest 50-day gain ever despite pandemic

Some 97 per cent of S&P 500 stocks were trading above their 50-day moving average last week

US market valuation contrasts starkly with economy, veteran investor warns

S&P 500 registers its biggest 50-day rally in history as 2020 resembles 1968

History shows that while volatility can rise rapidly, it often declines slowly

The Financial Times reported Japan’s five main online brokerages recorded over 500,000 new account in March and April

Incredibly the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 is actually up 8% this year

Buffett’s defenders might say he has been wrongly written off in the past after prior periods of underperformance

Irish approach in tightening visitor restrictions is increasingly out of step with our European neighbours

Managers unable to take advantage of market opportunities in volatile period

Data from Strategas indicates advances augur well for future returns

Market capitalisation of FANGMAN stocks equal to GDP of Germany and Italy

Latest Bank of America Bull & Bear Indicator is striking in its pessimism

‘If you’ve never experienced something before you can’t say you know how it will turn out’

Ordinary investors far more pessimistic about future than institutional investors

While David Tepper and Stanley Druckenmiller are cautious, the US president is still the stock market’s biggest cheerleader

David Tepper and Stanley Druckenmiller say indices look particularly precarious

Dramatic spike in financing concerns in September 2008 didn’t normalise for a year

Buffett’s inaction suggests this is not a time to be bold – it’s a time to be cautious

Investing in small group of top performers has risks for all investors

Hard economic data suggest a deep recession but markets remain buoyant ... and in denial

March was worst month for S&P 500 since 2008 but April was best in decades

Research confirms majority of novice investors will lose money

Controversial short-sellers deliver messages that people would rather not hear

Mega-cap stocks like Apple have proved remarkably resilient since outbreak

Stocks soar on promising news remdesivir an effective treatment for virus

Keeping middle seats empty may be medically ineffective, but it makes for good PR

No one foresaw oil prices dropping into negative territory for first time in history

Health threat posed by coronavirus means cheap stocks could still fall in value

Positivity about market bounce may be overplayed in uncertain Covid-19 world

Microsoft’s valuation is now almost as big as that of the FTSE 100, as is Apple’s

Ninety-three per cent expect a global recession this year

Investors often see dividends as additional income but that’s not how it works

Controversial practice likely to be out of favour for several years, causing higher volatility

Stocks often rise when headlines are negative and fall when headlines are positive

Investors may need to be patient and assume that further twists and turns lie ahead

While coast not yet clear, investors should not assume recent strength is temporary

2020 shaping up to be the year of record volatility, says Bespoke Investment

Ordinary investors not panicking in coronavirus crash, data strongly suggests

The Oaktree Capital founder’s current memos are required reading for serious investors

Rebound means stocks are now back to where they were just 10 months ago

No one knows if the recent rally represents a dead cat bounce or a genuine market bottom

There’s nothing normal about recent market activity

Permabears haven’t been slow to say ‘I told you so’ after fastest bear market in history

Stocks are vulnerable to further bad news; things may get worse before they get better

Investors should not be surprised by another bout of market bloodshed

‘Dash for trash’ boosts stocks in S&P 500 bottom decile

Bounce shows much bad news had already been baked into market prices

Study suggests robo-analyst firms’ stock advice more profitable than that of their human counterparts

Seven of Buffett’s top nine holdings down between 34 and 44 per cent but he’s unlikely to be bothered

Reopening US economy prematurely would be major financial mistake

Bill Miller’s strategy of buying when there’s blood in streets pays off most of time, but not always

Chaos caused by coronavirus outbreak is what catalysed company’s plummeting share price

Safer to use limit and stop-loss limit orders, which help you control worst-case price

Investors are always scared during bear markets but this is different

Stocktake: Bank of America’s Bull & Bear Indicator falls to 1.7 as panic sets in

US president’s ‘disaster speech’ caused futures markets to tank

Goldman Sachs says the current apocalyptic mood won’t persist but not everyone agrees

Buying into a collapsing market is tricky. How should investors respond?

‘These are the days when you don’t need financial advice, you need a psychologist’

The battering of European stocks mean they now look very cheap relative to history

Not necessarily logical to spend all your cash, as we have no idea how negative things will get

History shows emergency cuts usually followed by significant underperformance

‘Sizeable hit from the coronavirus could easily catalyse a global recession’

Personal classification of risk and danger are key determinants of market behaviours