Brexit Was Bad but Trump Would Be Worse, Says Temple

The video discusses the potential market reactions to a Trump victory, comparing it to Brexit. It explores volatility expectations and the impact of different election outcomes on fiscal spending and specific sectors like healthcare. The video also examines potential regulatory changes in the financial sector under Trump, particularly regarding Dodd Frank.

What is the potential impact of a Trump victory on the markets according to Barclays?

How does the speaker compare the market reactions to a Trump victory versus Brexit?

What are the two risks mentioned regarding the election outcomes?

What would be the market's reaction if there is a controversy following the election results?

What specific sector is mentioned as potentially vulnerable post-election?

How does the speaker anticipate fiscal spending to change regardless of the election outcome?

What is the speaker's view on the future of Dodd-Frank under a Trump presidency?