Trade Is Clearly the Number One Concern, Gabelli's Marangi Says

Trade Is Clearly the Number One Concern, Gabelli's Marangi Says

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The video discusses the implications of the ongoing trade war with China, highlighting the potential long-term nature of the dispute. It examines the fundamentals of the US economy, noting strong consumer health and employment. The discussion shifts to the banking sector, particularly the challenges faced by European banks like Deutsche Bank. Concerns about trade, Trump, and Treasurys are addressed, with a focus on the impact of interest rates. The video concludes with strategies for stock selection, emphasizing companies with minimal China exposure.

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What is the current state of the U.S. economy according to the discussion?

The economy is in a recession.

The consumer is in good shape with low unemployment.

Housing is collapsing.

Valuations are extremely stretched.

2.

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Why has the financial sector historically been underweighted?

Due to consistent high returns.

Due to lack of investment opportunities.

Because banks are not profitable.

Because of periodic crises like the EM and mortgage crises.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is a major concern beyond trade discussed in the video?

The decline of the tech industry.

The increase in oil prices.

The impact of interest rates on the economy.

The rise of cryptocurrency.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What is the potential risk associated with China's holdings of Treasurys?

China could invest more in European markets.

China might stop trading with the U.S.

China could use Treasurys as a weapon by dumping them.

China might increase its holdings significantly.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which company is mentioned as having minimal exposure to China?

Amazon Inc.

Apple Inc.

Charter Communications.

Tesla Inc.