Biden Win Could Lift Tech Volatility, Says RBC's Wu Silverman

The video discusses market volatility around the presidential election, focusing on futures and bond markets. Despite elevated options activity, hedging levels remain low. The impact of Trump's COVID diagnosis on market volatility is considered, with uncertainty expected until the election results are clear. Sector positioning for a potential Biden win is analyzed, highlighting healthcare and tech sectors.

What has been observed in the futures and bond markets in relation to the presidential election?

• No significant changes in market activity

• A decrease in market activity as the election approaches

• Elevated activity throughout the year, especially from November to December

• A specific spike in activity around November 3rd

How did Trump's COVID diagnosis potentially affect market volatility?

• It could either increase or decrease volatility depending on its effect on Biden's lead

• It decreased volatility significantly

• It caused a temporary spike in volatility

• It had no impact on market volatility

Why are investors skeptical about the election polls?

• The unexpected outcome of the 2016 election

• They think the polls are too optimistic

• They believe the polls are biased

• They trust the polls completely

Which sector is surprisingly underpriced in terms of volatility?

• Financials

• Energy

• Healthcare

• Technology

What potential issue might the Biden administration explore in the tech sector?

• Antitrust issues

• Reduction in tech regulations

• Expansion of tech tax incentives

• Increased subsidies for tech companies