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February 26, 2014:  The S&P500 closed today at 1845.12 where it is just a few points below its all-time record high of 1858.71.  With the great gains for the market this past year, It should be no surprise that today the State Street Investor Confidence index for February 2014 surged to 123.0 from the January 2014 revised lower (Originally reported as 114.4) reading of 114.3.    More about the State Street Investor Confidence Index

Chart 1: State Street ICI versus the S&P500
State Street Investor Confidence Index vs S&P500
  
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Key dates and values for the State Street Investor Confidence Index
  • The all-time high is 141.8
  • The all-time low is 80.5
Chart of State Street Investor Confidence Index vs the Dow

S&P500 Daily Data
Day       Date       Open       High        Low      Close      Volume 
=== ========== ========== ========== ========== ========== =========== 
Tue 02-25-2014    1847.66    1852.91    1840.19    1845.12  2321009664 
Mon 02-24-2014    1836.78    1858.71    1836.78    1847.61  2853310208 
Fri 02-21-2014    1841.07    1846.13    1835.60    1836.25  2324009216 
Thu 02-20-2014    1829.24    1842.79    1824.58    1839.78  2268531712 
Wed 02-19-2014    1838.90    1847.50    1826.99    1828.75  2356744704 
Tue 02-18-2014    1839.03    1842.87    1835.01    1840.76  2182582016 
Fri 02-14-2014    1828.46    1841.65    1825.59    1838.63  2104189568 
Thu 02-13-2014    1814.82    1830.25    1809.22    1829.83  2333782016

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More about the State Street Investor Confidence Index
According to State Street, "The State Street Investor Confidence Index® measures confidence directly and quantitatively by assessing the changes in investor holdings of equities, implementing a model developed by State Street Global Markets’ research partnership, State Street Associates. The more of their portfolio that institutional investors are willing to devote to equities, the greater the risk appetite or confidence.
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