JMP's Lehmann: A Lot of Disbelief in the Market

The video discusses the current market sentiment, highlighting a prevalent bearishness and disbelief despite a bull rally. It explores the potential for a market breakout, with a focus on the US economy's role in the global market. The discussion shifts to the US consumer, noting favorable conditions such as low unemployment, falling commodity prices, and a tight job market for college graduates. The video also touches on housing prices, low interest rates, and a healthy savings rate, suggesting these factors contribute to a strong consumer position.

What does the speaker mean by 'the most hated bull market in history'?

In what ways does the speaker suggest the job market is changing?