All of the following have been used as sentiment metrics, EXCEPT: Sentiment is generally a "backward" or "contrarian" indicator. This means (among other things) that: The "Fear Index" is a nickname for: A sentiment metric that is usually seen as NOT a CONTRARIAN indicator is: A major difference between the Momentum effect and the Mean Reversion effect is: Market trends (momentum) may be explained by the following ideas, EXCEPT: The Golden cross and the death cross are All of the following have been used as sentiment metrics, EXCEPT: Sentiment is generally a "backward" or "contrarian" indicator. This means (among other things) that: The "Fear Index" is a nickname for: A sentiment metric that is usually seen as NOT a CONTRARIAN indicator is: A major difference between the Momentum effect and the Mean Reversion effect is: Market trends (momentum) may be explained by the following ideas, EXCEPT: The Golden cross and the death cross are