Blackstone's Byron Wien's 10 Surprises for 2019

The video features a discussion on predictions for 2019, including the Fed's interest rate decisions, market performance, and the likelihood of a recession. It covers insights into the tech sector, particularly Apple's impact on FAANG stocks, and Brexit's political implications. The US political landscape is analyzed, focusing on the Democratic influence and Trump's position. The discussion concludes with an examination of market volatility, the shift towards algorithmic trading, and investment strategies.

What are the two major surprises mentioned for the year 2019?

What is the speaker's view on the likelihood of a recession occurring before 2021?

How does the speaker differentiate between Apple and other tech companies?

What prediction does the speaker make regarding Brexit and its outcome?

What factors does the speaker believe will influence the Democrats' position in the upcoming political landscape?

What does the speaker suggest about the preparedness of money managers for volatility in 2019?

What does the speaker identify as a paradigm shift in investing practices?