Deep Dive: Markets Since the Crisis, Wages, U.K. Stocks

The video tutorial discusses the performance of different assets since the 2009 financial crisis, highlighting the growth of stocks, the dollar, and gold. It then shifts to economic data, focusing on the employment cost index and its implications for wage growth. Finally, it examines the potential market volatility surrounding the upcoming Brexit referendum, comparing the implied volatility of the Footsie 100 and the S&P 500.

Which asset experienced the second longest bull market ever since March 2009?

• Real Estate

• Gold

• The Dollar

• Stocks

What was the employment cost index (ECI) expected to indicate last year?

• A significant rise in average hourly earnings

• A drop in inflation rates

• A decrease in unemployment

• An increase in stock market volatility

What trend was observed in the average hourly earnings over the last few quarters?

• A return to previous levels

• A steady decline

• A rapid rise followed by stabilization

• A significant increase

What is the significance of the implied volatility spread between the Footsie 100 and the S&P 500?

• It indicates a stable market

• It shows a potential for increased volatility in British stocks

• It suggests a decrease in market activity

• It reflects a convergence of market trends

When is the Brexit referendum scheduled to take place?

• September 10th

• August 1st

• July 15th

• June 23rd