Expect Quite a Deal of Volatility in Equities Into 2019, Says Carmignac Gestion's Crowl

The video discusses the current market expectations regarding the Federal Reserve's rate cuts, influenced by equity selling and economic indicators. It highlights the strong employment growth and the potential for a slowdown in growth. The discussion also covers the yield curve inversion and its historical link to recessions, with a focus on the Fed's neutral rate. Additionally, the video addresses market volatility, the role of quants, and the impact of technical levels on market trends.

What is the market's expectation regarding the Fed's actions in 2020?

• Maintain current interest rates

• Increase interest rates

• Cut interest rates

• Introduce new monetary policies

What historical trend is associated with the inversion of the yield curve?

• Recession

• Deflation

• Stable growth

• Economic boom

What is the Fed's neutral rate range as mentioned in the transcript?

• 4% to 5%

• 2% to 3.5%

• 1% to 2%

• 3% to 4.5%

What is one reason for the increased market volatility discussed in the transcript?

• Decrease in employment rates

• High liquidity in markets

• Long bull cycle in equities

• Stable economic policies

What role do quantitative strategies play in market trends according to the transcript?

• They create new market trends

• They stabilize market trends

• They follow existing market trends

• They eliminate market volatility