What's to Blame for the Recent Turbulence in Stocks?

The video discusses the market's reaction to China's decision not to accept certain bonds, causing a drop in the S&P 500. European markets, particularly Greece, faced significant challenges due to political uncertainties. The US market showed resilience despite global issues, with energy stocks in the Russell 2000 showing a notable rally. Concerns about oil prices and their impact on US and Canadian markets are highlighted.

What was a major factor in the market's negative opening, as discussed in the video?

• Brexit negotiations

• Japan's economic policy

• China's bond collateral decision

• US interest rate hike

What political concern in Greece contributed to market instability?

• Nomination of a new president

• New trade agreements

• Military coup

• Introduction of a new currency

Which region is experiencing a rise in far-left political support, according to the video?

• Western Europe

• Eastern Europe

• Southern Europe

• Northern Europe

What was the performance of small-cap energy stocks in the Russell 2000?

• Unchanged

• Down 10%

• Up 6%

• Up 20%

Why are small-cap energy stocks considered vulnerable?

• Government regulations

• Lack of innovation

• High debt levels

• Low market demand