“It signals an overall optimistic outlook is still holding, even as the bulls express frustration over Europe,” the newsletter service said Wednesday.
Meanwhile, bears were unchanged at 30.5%. “The difference between the bulls and bears was +17.9%, up 3.1% from a week ago and back to the recent high spread since Oct,” Investors Intelligence said.
Here’s a look at the top ETF stories making the rounds online this morning:
- Van Eck plans ETF for Europe’s high-yield corporate debt market. [Reuters]
- Wings of ETF industry to be clipped in 2012. [Reuters]
- Top 10 precious metals ETFs. [The Street]
- Best ETFs of 2011. [Stock Traders Daily]
Shameless plugs:
- Bulls Like Silver ETFs Under $30 an Ounce. [ETF Trends]
- ETF Chart of the Day: Global Sector Funds. [ETF Trends]
Full disclosure: Tom Lydon’s clients own SPY.
