U.S. Equities the Place to Be If Trade Deal Is Agreed, State Street Says

The video discusses market sentiment regarding the US-China trade deal, highlighting that it is not priced in. It analyzes global stock valuations, noting a lack of commitment to emerging markets due to slowing global growth. The discussion extends to currency valuations and Fed futures, indicating market expectations of trade disruptions. The video concludes with investment strategies, emphasizing the US market's growth potential.

What was the market's stance on the US-China trade deal in 2019?

• The trade deal was fully priced in.

• The trade deal was ignored by the market.

• The trade deal was partially priced in.

• The trade deal was not priced in.

Why were investors hesitant to commit to emerging markets?

• Due to strong currency valuations.

• Because of global growth concerns.

• Due to high inflation rates.

• Because of high interest rates.

What is the market's expectation regarding trade disruptions?

• No trade disruption.

• A sharp trade disruption.

• A moderate trade disruption.

• A smooth trade environment.

Which market is considered to have the highest growth potential?

• US market

• Emerging markets

• Asian market

• European market

What type of stocks does the investment process focus on?

• Growth stocks

• Value stocks

• Dividend stocks

• Penny stocks