Bank of America's latest alert: sentiment readings have hit extremes—the kind that screams "sell" on every chart. Sound familiar? We saw this exact setup back in April, and history doesn't always repeat kindly.
These extreme readings often signal potential turning points in the market. Whether it's a signal to take profits or a false alarm depends on what happens next. The pattern suggests traders should stay sharp—the market's been here before, and the outcome wasn't always bullish for those caught off guard.
When institutional signals align this closely, it pays to know what move comes next.
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NotSatoshi
· 01-12 19:02
Here we go again, BofA is calling to sell... The last time was the same, and what happened? It shot up right after, and I, this rookie, got cut.
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AirdropChaser
· 01-12 03:09
BOA is warning again. The last time it was this extreme was in April. And what happened? A bunch of people got trapped.
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ProveMyZK
· 01-11 11:45
Coming back with this again? I got cut during that April event, and I don't know if BofA's signal is reliable this time.
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FunGibleTom
· 01-11 11:45
It's the same old story... Haven't learned from the April lesson yet, and now it's happening again?
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SellTheBounce
· 01-11 11:44
That time in April, I was bearish for two weeks, and then it just rebounded... Now it's coming again? There will always be lower points, don't rush to buy the dip.
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gas_fee_therapist
· 01-11 11:29
Coming back for this again? I got cut during the April one, and now you want to do it again?
When Extreme Sentiment Indicators Flash Red 🚨
Bank of America's latest alert: sentiment readings have hit extremes—the kind that screams "sell" on every chart. Sound familiar? We saw this exact setup back in April, and history doesn't always repeat kindly.
These extreme readings often signal potential turning points in the market. Whether it's a signal to take profits or a false alarm depends on what happens next. The pattern suggests traders should stay sharp—the market's been here before, and the outcome wasn't always bullish for those caught off guard.
When institutional signals align this closely, it pays to know what move comes next.