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NAAIM Exposure Index Increases to 79, Highest Since Mid-February
The NAAIM Exposure Index rose by 19 points over the past four weeks to reach 79. This level is the highest since mid-February 2026. The index reflects average U.S. equity exposure reported by members of the National Association of Active.
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The NAAIM Exposure Index has increased to 79, marking a rise of 19 points over the last four weeks, according to @KobeissiLetter. This is the highest level the index has reached since mid-February 2026. The index measures the average exposure to U.S. equities as reported by members of the National Association of Active.
The NAAIM Exposure Index aggregates data from association members on their equity positions. It provides insight into institutional investment trends. Changes in the index can indicate shifts in market sentiment among active investors.
Over the past four weeks ending April 23, 2026, the index climbed steadily from its prior level. @KobeissiLetter reported that this uptick reflects increased equity exposure among the surveyed members. The previous high in mid-February 2026 was surpassed with this latest reading.
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