Red flag alert: Bank of America's Bull & Bear Indicator just flipped to a SELL signal.



Here's what's got traders talking—the index has rocketed to 9.3, marking its highest point since way back in February 2018. That's wild. We're talking one of the most extreme readings the market has seen this entire century.

When sentiment gauges spike this hard, it usually means one thing: the crowd's betting heavy in one direction. Whether that's a contrarian setup or a genuine warning? That's the million-dollar question traders are wrestling with right now. But when an institution like Bank of America's meter hits these levels, people take notice.
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On-ChainDivervip
· 10h ago
BofA's data really can't hold up anymore... A reading of 9.3 is so extreme, it feels like either the last celebration or the floor is about to collapse.
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BearMarketMonkvip
· 10h ago
9.3? How crazy does it have to be? I haven't seen this kind of scene since 2018.
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AirdropFatiguevip
· 10h ago
9.3? That number is outrageous, BofA really went all out this time. But honestly, extreme signals often turn out the opposite, let's wait and see.
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DeFiAlchemistvip
· 11h ago
ngl the 9.3 reading feels like watching the philosopher's stone reach critical transmutation... BoA's basically screaming "consensus has become toxin" rn. contrarian's wet dream or actual capitulation signal? can't decide which timeline we're living in honestly
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