Where Strategists See the S&P 500 Heading

The video discusses market trends in 2016, focusing on the impact of Brexit and central bank policies. It highlights the range bound nature of the S&P 500 and the unusual trading patterns observed. The discussion also covers market forecasts, emphasizing the expected flat market till the end of the year and the role of volatility, particularly during election years, with historical references to 2000 and 2008.

What was the market trend observed after Brexit in 2016?

• A prolonged decline

• A steady increase

• A fast rebound

• No significant change

What unusual trading pattern was observed in the S&P 500?

• Trading below its 100-day moving average

• Trading above its 100-day moving average but below its 50-day moving average

• Trading above its 50-day moving average

• Trading below its 200-day moving average

What is the general expectation of Wall Street strategists for the market till the end of the year?

• A significant increase

• A significant decrease

• A volatile market

• A flat market

How does election year typically affect market volatility?

• It decreases volatility

• It stabilizes the market

• It has no effect on volatility

• It increases volatility by about 20%

Which past election years contributed significantly to market volatility?

• 2012 and 2016

• 1996 and 2004

• 2008 and 2000

• 1992 and 1988