Investor sentiment saw a decisive uptick in the results from the most recent StreetWise, E*TRADE’s quarterly tracking study of experienced investors. a decisive uptick in positive investor sentiment: Among other things, when asked which movie best expresses how they feel about the market now, “Easy Rider” is gaining on “Dazed and Confused.”

Findings include:

  • Slightly more than half of all investors believe the market will rise this quarter, up 13 percentage points from Q3.
  • Slightly more than half of all investors also believe the U.S. economy is healthy enough for additional rate hikes this quarter, up 20 percentage points from Q3.
  • “Easy Rider” is catching up to “Dazed and Confused” as the movie title that best describes investor views of the market. Since Q3, the former increased 9 percentage points, while the latter dropped 10 percentage points.
  • The majority of investors remain bullish at 55 percent.

“While Q3 saw investors bracing for the aftershocks of Brexit, going into Q4 investors’ optimism in the market and U.S. economy appears remarkably strong given possible uncertainty surrounding the election and additional Fed action,” commented Mike Loewengart, VP of Investment Strategy at E*TRADE Financial. “Investors may have taken to heart the reality that non-political macro events, like interest rates and inflation, typically affect the market much more than elections.”

The survey also explored where investors feel potential investment opportunities may be this quarter.Loewengart offered insight into those identified:

Information technology. Half of all investors believe the information technology sector offers potential in Q4, up 6 percentage points from the previous quarter. After investor interest in information technology dipped in Q3, the sector returned to favorability, possibly buoyed by attractive valuations.

Financials. Investor sentiment in financials rose to 32 percent in Q4, up 7 percentage points. As the possibility of a Fed rate hike in Q4 increases, investors may view financials as a sector that could benefit from interest rates moving higher.

International markets. While investors still favor domestic markets, interest in international markets—both developed and emerging—has increased since Q3. Perhaps interest in these markets—specifically the developed countries in Europe—may have risen as concerns over the impact of Brexit may have subsided.

Which movie would you choose:

When asked “If you had to pick a movie title that best describes how you personally feel about the market right now, which would it be?

Dazed and Confused still leads for Q4 2016, with 30 percent; Easy Rider is catching up at 26 percent; Pulp Fiction pulls 12 percent; Singing in the Rain, 11 percent; Raging Bull, 7 percent; Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, 6 percent; Jackass, 6 percent; and Apocalypse Now, a mere 3 percent.