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The video discusses the current state of equities, noting that they do not indicate an impending recession. It highlights a rerating in the stock market, with stocks becoming more expensive relative to historical averages. The discussion also covers investment opportunities, emphasizing that while equities are not heavily discounted, there are bargains in the bond market, particularly in investment-grade corporate bonds.

What does the recent rerating in stocks indicate about their pricing relative to historical averages?

What is the significance of the S&P 500's forward earnings multiple changing from 15 to 17.5?

How does the teacher compare the equity market to the fixed income market?

In what areas of the equity market are stocks currently trading at a steep discount?

What opportunities does the teacher see in the fixed income market compared to the equity market?