Carlyle’s Rubenstein Says Too Early to Know Coronavirus Market Hit

The video discusses the current mood in the market, noting that while coronavirus is a concern, it is seen as temporary. Private equity remains popular with good returns. The impact of coronavirus on private equity is considered, with the potential for buying opportunities. The video also examines the possibility of a market correction, noting that while markets were up significantly last year, a similar rise is unlikely this year. However, in a presidential election year, markets tend to perform well.

What is the general sentiment about private equity despite the coronavirus concerns?

• Neutral, with no significant changes

• Uncertain, as the future is unpredictable

• Positive, as private equity remains popular

• Negative, due to the virus impact

How do private equities compare to public equities during market downturns?

• They are unaffected

• They are less volatile

• They tend to decrease more

• They are more volatile

What is the current outlook on the potential for buying opportunities due to the coronavirus?

• Opportunities are unlikely

• It's too early to determine

• There are clear opportunities now

• Opportunities have already passed

What is the historical trend of stock market growth year after year?

• It declines every few years

• It never grows by 30% every year

• It fluctuates significantly

• It consistently grows by 30%

How do stock markets typically perform during a presidential election year?

• They are generally stable

• They perform well

• They usually decline

• They perform poorly