Volatility Could Keep Upward Bias for Several Years, Subramanian Says

The video discusses recent market pullbacks, noting that such events are typical and not unusual historically. It highlights the role of interest rates in influencing market volatility, suggesting that volatility may continue to rise. The video advises investors to focus on higher quality stocks rather than selling equities in response to market changes.

How many times a year do 5% or greater market pullbacks typically occur?

• Three times a year

• Twice a year

• Four times a year

• Once a year

What is the market adjusting to, according to the speaker?

• A rapid increase in stock prices

• A stable interest rate environment

• Interest rates doing something other than going down

• A decrease in interest rates

What does the yield curve suggest about future market volatility?

• Volatility will remain stable

• Volatility will decrease

• Volatility will disappear

• Volatility is likely to increase

What is recommended for investors in volatile markets?

• Investing in low-quality stocks

• Selling all equities

• Focusing on higher quality stocks

• Avoiding the stock market entirely

Does increased market volatility mean investors should sell all their equities?

• Yes, they should sell everything

• No, but they should focus on higher quality stocks

• Yes, but only if they are risk-averse

• No, they should invest in low-quality stocks