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The video tutorial discusses the performance of the S&P 500 since 2009, highlighting its growth compared to other investments like the FTSE 100 and gold. It introduces three indicators suggesting a potential market correction: the Shiller PE ratio, the Buffett Indicator, and the CBOE skew index. Each indicator is explained in detail, showing how they reflect market valuation and investor sentiment. The video concludes with considerations for investing during market highs, emphasizing historical data and potential risks.

What is the annual compound interest rate of the S&P 500 from March 2009 to today?

• 5%

• 10%

• 15%

• 20%

Which of the following is NOT an indicator suggesting the end of the current bull market?

• Dow Jones Index

• CBOE Skew Index

• Buffett Indicator

• Shiller PE Ratio

How is the Shiller PE Ratio calculated?

• By measuring the annual growth rate of a company's revenue

• By comparing the price of options to buy and sell shares

• By dividing a company's stock valuation by its average earnings over the last 10 years

• By dividing the total market cap by US GDP

What does a high Shiller PE Ratio typically indicate?

• The market is stable

• The market is undervalued

• The market is overvalued

• The market is unpredictable

What does the Buffett Indicator compare?

• Interest rates to inflation

• Total market cap to US GDP

• Stock prices to earnings

• Gold prices to stock prices

What does a high CBOE skew index suggest about investor behavior?

• Investors are expecting and insuring against a market crash

• Investors are confident in market stability

• Investors are focusing on short-term gains

• Investors are diversifying their portfolios

According to historical data, what is the chance of a 20% drop after buying at an all-time high?

• 60%

• 20%

• 80%

• 40%