Bloomberg Market Wrap 11/09: Mexico ETF, S&P 500 'Sell' Signal

The video discusses the recent trends in the Mexican stock market, focusing on the iShares MSCI Mexico ETF, which has experienced significant selling pressure and outflows due to political developments. It highlights the increased volatility in the Mexican market compared to the 2016 US presidential election. The video also analyzes the S&P 500, noting both bullish and bearish indicators, including its position relative to moving averages and the MACD momentum indicator, suggesting potential future market movements.

What recent event caused a significant outflow of cash from the iShares MSCI Mexico ETF?

• A new tax on foreign investments

• A change in US trade policy

• A proposal to limit bank fees

• A natural disaster in Mexico

How does the current volatility in Mexico's market compare to the US 2016 presidential election?

• It is lower than during the US election

• It is about the same as during the US election

• It has surpassed the level during the US election

• It is unrelated to the US election

What is a bullish factor mentioned for the S&P 500?

• A decrease in trading volume

• Closing below its 50-week moving average

• Closing above its 50-week moving average

• A new government policy

What does the MACD indicator suggest about the S&P 500?

• It is issuing a buy signal

• It is issuing a sell signal

• It is neutral

• It is not applicable

What does the difference between the 12-week and 26-week moving average indicate?

• The difference between bullish and bearish trends

• The difference between domestic and international investors

• The difference between high and low volatility periods

• The difference between short-term and long-term buyers