If It's an Election Year, Expect Market Volatility

The video explores the history of financial market volatility during election periods, noting a typical increase in volatility. It highlights predictions from strategists and data from Credit Suisse, showing a modest rise in VIX points during elections since 1992. The discussion includes market rationality, complacency, and the impact of political candidates' policies on market expectations, particularly regarding infrastructure and health care.

Discuss the implications of infrastructure spending on stock markets as mentioned in the text.

What concerns do financial markets have regarding health care stocks in the context of the elections?