Three Charts to Track the Depth, Breadth of the Market Sell-Off

The video tutorial discusses the recent outflows from the SP ETF tracking the S&P 500, highlighting investor behavior since early 2018. It examines market sentiment through the advance decline line and post call ratio, indicating a bearish trend. The analysis suggests a shift towards safe havens and a reversal of bullish sentiment observed just 10 days ago.

What significant event in early 2018 is linked to the current investor behavior in the S&P 500 ETF?

• The tech bubble burst

• The housing market crash

• The short volatility trade collapse

• The rise of cryptocurrency

What does the advance decline line indicate in the current market scenario?

• A bullish trend

• A stable market

• An increase in stock prices

• The worst two-day period in the bull market

How is the advance decline line calculated?

• By comparing the number of stocks rising to those falling

• By measuring the total market capitalization

• By analyzing the volume of trades

• By assessing the number of new IPOs

What does a high put-call ratio typically suggest about market sentiment?

• Bullish sentiment

• Bearish sentiment

• Neutral sentiment

• Increased volatility

What is the significance of a put-call ratio of 107 in the current market?

• It indicates a bullish market

• It reflects a bearish sentiment

• It shows a neutral market

• It suggests market stability