Equities Being Driven By Central Bank Liquidity: Apabhai

The video discusses why the VIX is low, attributing it to central bank liquidity. It highlights past inflation concerns and questions the impact of reduced liquidity. The speaker outlines a changing liquidity framework since March 2020, noting a bullish trend except in China. They predict a market peak in early 2022, with a potential bearish turn. The video also covers market timing, suggesting a high in late January or early February, followed by a tougher trading environment. The Indian market is expected to continue its upward trend.

What factors are currently driving the equity market according to the text?

How has the market's concern about inflation changed over the last 12 years?

What is the significance of the 'four Triple A level' mentioned in the text?

What does the speaker predict about the market's behavior in early 2022?

What challenges does the speaker foresee for trading in the upcoming year?