Affluent Investor Confidence Declines As Stock Market and Economic Fears Increase ; Tns Investor Confidence Index Shows Reversal of Recent Gains
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NEW YORK, June 14 /PRNewswire/ -- According to TNS' Investor Confidence Index, there was a significant decline in confidence amongst affluent American investors in May 2010. The Investor Confidence Index is now at 100, down from the December 2009 result of 112. This most recent result reflects a reversal of much of the gains made in investor confidence since the post-crisis low of 81 was measured in October of 2008.
The Investor Confidence Index is part of TNS' Affluent Investor Market Research Program (AMRP) and was conducted online by TNS from May 19 - 27, 2010. Respondents had investable assets of $500,000 or more as of July 2009.See the full content of this document
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Affluent Investor Confidence Declines As Stock Market and Economic Fears Increase ; Tns Investor Confidence Index Shows Reversal of Recent Gains
The index gauges the outlook of respondents on multiple financial measures over a six-month period. Despite remaining fairly confident about the future outlook of their personal finan...
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