Be fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful.

This classic Buffett quote has echoed through the ranks of investors for decades,

but does the data support the methodology?

Does investor sentiment, which for many investors is widely considered a contrarian

indicator, have enough predictive power to warrant our time and attention. In Today Show we'll

explore investor sentiment from all angles and help discover which readings, if any, give predictive power to future stock market returns or trends.

You're listening to the Option Alpha Podcast, from Option Alpha.com,

where we show you how to make smarter trades.

Learn how the stock market really works and generate consistent monthly income.

Now, your host, and head trader at option alpha.com

Kirk depluses.

Hey everyone this is Kirk here again from option alpha

com working every single week to make this the most popular

investing podcast offered online because it's based on one thing and one thing only

and that's helping you consistently play smarter, more profitable trades.

So thank you so much for tuning into today on today's show, number 183, we are going to be

walking through the predictive power of investor sentiment.

We've touched on this a number of times on the daily

podcast on previous podcast before, but we want to dive into it a little bit more

here today and talk through some more research and data that's out there and some

different stuff that we found on

investor sentiment which I think can help kind of pull the picture together hopefully

...