How Market Momentum Is Painting a Bullish Picture

The video features Greg Bender from Bloomberg discussing the current state of the S&P 500, highlighting its proximity to an all-time high. He analyzes market indicators such as the TLT, 10-year yields, and financials, suggesting a 'risk-on' environment. Bender presents charts showing the S&P 500's momentum, with the RSI indicating persistent bullish momentum. He also examines the VIX, noting low volatility and increased options trading as the market tests 2018 lows. The discussion concludes with insights into market dynamics and volatility trends.

What was the S&P 500's position relative to 2900 during the discussion?

• It was stalled just above 2900.

• It was well below 2900.

• It was exactly at 2900.

• It had surpassed 3000.

What does the crossing of the 50-day moving average above the 200-day moving average indicate?

• No significant market trend

• A bullish market trend

• A neutral market trend

• A bearish market trend

What does the RSI hugging the overbought line suggest about market momentum?

• Momentum is weak and declining.

• Momentum is strong and persistent.

• Momentum is neutral.

• Momentum is unpredictable.

What is the VIX commonly referred to as?

• The opportunity index

• The growth index

• The fear index

• The stability index

What is the current state of realized volatility in the market?

• At its highest level since October

• Fluctuating unpredictably

• At its lowest level since October

• Unchanged since October