Bloomberg Market Wrap 11/19: 2-Year Yields, Tech Stocks, S&P 500

The video discusses the longest decline in two-year yields since 2016, driven by a retracement of Fed rate hiking expectations. Investors are moving into cash and short-term debt, avoiding longer-term debt due to uncertainty. The NASDAQ 100 and tech stocks have seen significant sell-offs, with the NASDAQ 100 facing its worst year since 2011. The S&P 500 is analyzed through a chart, showing a sideways range and resistance at the 200-day moving average, influenced by trade wars and Fed rate hikes.

What has been a major driver of the decline in two-year yields since November 2016?

• Increase in long-term debt investments

• Retracement of Fed rate hiking expectations

• Decrease in cash inflows

• Rise in technology stock prices

What significant change has occurred in the NASDAQ 100 over the last two and a half months?

• It has outperformed the S&P 500

• It has sold off about $1 trillion in value

• It has remained stable

• It has gained $1 trillion in value

What is the potential turning point discussed in relation to the NASDAQ 100 and S&P 500?

• NASDAQ 100 surpassing S&P 500 gains

• NASDAQ 100 trailing S&P 500 gains

• S&P 500 losing all gains

• NASDAQ 100 maintaining its lead

What does the sideways range in the S&P 500 chart suggest?

• A strong uptrend

• A battle between Bulls and Bears

• A stable market

• A consistent downtrend

What is acting as resistance in the S&P 500 chart analysis?

• 300-day moving average

• 50-day moving average

• 100-day moving average

• 200-day moving average