Why a Bearish 'Catch Up' Might Be Ahead for the S&P 500

The video discusses market trends and volatility since 2011, focusing on the S&P 500, NASDAQ, and Russell 2000. It highlights the recent volatility in 2018 and the importance of the 200-day moving average. Steve Sosnik provides expert analysis, predicting a bearish trend and discussing small cap performance versus the S&P 500. The video concludes with trading strategies and the impact of futures market dynamics.

What is the current sentiment in the market as discussed in the first section?

• Bearish

• Neutral

• Risk off

• Risk on

What is the significance of the 200-day moving average in the market analysis?

• It helps identify long-term trends and potential breaks.

• It is irrelevant to market analysis.

• It is used to predict short-term market movements.

• It indicates a bullish trend.

According to Steve Sosnik, what pattern is currently observed in the market?

• Higher highs and higher lows

• Lower highs and lower lows

• Stable highs and lows

• Unpredictable highs and lows

What is the potential impact of a positive economic story on the Russell 2000?

• It would lead to underperformance.

• It would have no impact.

• It would cause a market crash.

• It would bias towards outperformance.

What is the strategy suggested for trading futures in the final section?

• Buying at 2600 and selling at 2800

• Shorting at 2600 down to 2300

• Investing in long-term bonds

• Holding without any stop