Stronger-Than-Expected Earnings to Support Stocks in 2020, WFII's McMillion Says

The video discusses the market's reaction to a trade deal, noting a shift towards haven assets and a sell-off in agriculture. It highlights that much of the trade deal's impact is already priced in, with markets up 12% over three months. The discussion shifts to future market risks, particularly the 2020 election, which historically tends to be positive for markets. The video also covers earnings expectations, suggesting they may exceed current market predictions, and warns of potential geopolitical risks causing volatility.

What was the market's initial reaction to the trade deal?

• A decline in technology stocks

• A surge in the agricultural sector

• A shift towards haven assets

• A significant rise in equities

How do election years typically affect the markets?

• They are typically positive

• They have no impact

• They cause a market crash

• They are always negative

What is the Federal Reserve's stance for 2020?

• Implementing new monetary policies

• Holding off on any actions

• Planning to decrease interest rates

• Planning to increase interest rates

What are the expectations for the S&P 500 during the earnings season?

• Unprecedented growth

• Massive decline

• Flat to down performance

• Significant growth

What could potentially cause additional volatility in the markets?

• Stable geopolitical conditions

• Predictable market trends

• Unexpected geopolitical risks

• Consistent earnings growth