Why It Might Be a Good Time to Buy European Equities

The video discusses the performance of US and European equities, highlighting a downtrend in European stocks relative to US stocks in 2018. It suggests a potential shift in momentum favoring Europe. The video also examines the inverse correlation between the dollar index and the metals ETF, noting a weakening dollar and improving metals performance. Finally, it explores the industrial sector, suggesting a reversal due to trade optimism and volume trends.

What was the trend of the Euro STOXX 600 relative to the S&P 500 throughout most of 2018?

• Volatile trend with no clear direction

• Uptrend above the 200-day moving average

• Downtrend below the 200-day moving average

• Flat trend at the 200-day moving average

What is the relationship between the US dollar and the metals and mining ETF?

• Random correlation

• Direct correlation

• Inverse correlation

• No correlation

What is the current trend of the US dollar according to the analysis?

• Stable with no change

• Weakening with lower highs

• Fluctuating with no pattern

• Strengthening with higher highs

Why might investors consider the industrial sector despite a global growth slowdown?

• Industrials are unaffected by global trends

• Industrials have no correlation with global growth

• The sector is expected to decline further

• Optimism about trade and volume trends

What level is significant for confirming a trend reversal in the industrial sector?

• $75-$76

• $73-$74

• $72-$73

• $70-$71