A Deep Dive Into the Reflationary Rotation Curve, ECB

The video tutorial discusses the use of Bloomberg charts and the significant market changes following Donald Trump's election, highlighting a $2 trillion boost in global equities and a corresponding loss in global bonds. It features Carl Icahn's investment strategy post-election and his cautious stance on the market's rapid rise. The tutorial also examines the European Central Bank's influence on the German yield curve, noting a significant jump in the 5:30 spread since 2008, and discusses the implications of continued bond buying and interest rate trends.

What was the estimated increase in global equities following Donald Trump's election?

• $2 trillion

• $3 trillion

• $4 trillion

• $1 trillion

Which index experienced a significant loss in market cap after the election?

• NASDAQ Composite Index

• Bloomberg Barclays Global Aggregate Index

• Dow Jones Industrial Average

• S&P 500 Index

What was Carl Icahn's initial reaction to the market on election night?

• He remained neutral

• He invested in global bonds

• He started buying S&P 500 futures

• He sold all his stocks

How did Carl Icahn's view change a few weeks after the election?

• He advised to buy more stocks

• He sold his investments

• He remained bullish

• He thought the market was overvalued

What was the market's interpretation of the ECB's actions regarding interest rates?

• Higher long-term rates

• Lower long-term rates

• No change in rates

• Higher short-term rates