In a historic retreat, investors world-wide during the three months through August pulled some $92 billion out of stock funds in the developed markets, according to data provider EPFR Global—an exodus that more than reversed the total amount of money investors had put into those funds since stocks bottomed in 2009. The withdrawals matched the worst three-month period during the depths of the financial crisis.

 

I’m sure you read the same news that I read.  I came across this very gloomy headline, one of many this weekend.  Is this a contrary indicator?

via Pivot Point: Investors Lose Faith in Stocks – WSJ.com.