You need to upgrade your Flash Player
-$0.56 (-1.57%)
08:29PM (15 mins delay)
Nov 06, 2009 - 6:38 AM EST
Jett Winter submits:October ended last Saturday October 31, 2009. As many people analyze the performance of securities for the month, I’d like to look at sentiment and change in sentiment for the top comeback securities. Comeback securities represent companies that recently got into financial trouble or met new competitive challenges that dramatically reduced their market cap. These companies are now trying to regain their market strength and valuations.
Sentiment is a measure of how people feel a stock will perform and is captured by a voting mechanism that indicates a strong buy, buy, neutral, sell, and strong sell. The value of sentiment is based on the ‘Wisdom of Crowds’ where the many will in most cases make better decisions than the individual. Higher sentiment stocks are considered higher quality stocks, while lower sentiment stocks are considered lower quality stocks.
Source: Seeking Alpha (Nov 06, 2009 - 6:38 AM EST)
© 2009 UpDown. All Rights Reserved.
Make a suggestion for this page
Data powered by QuoteMedia (Terms of Use). Data delayed 15 minutes unless otherwise indicated.
