Goldman Says Markets Overestimating Election Result Delay Risk

The video discusses the potential volatility in financial markets due to a delayed US election result. While markets are pricing in uncertainty, Goldman Sachs suggests that investors may have enough data by election night to determine the winner, reducing the risk of prolonged volatility. Key battleground states are expected to have processed votes early. Despite this, market indicators like the Bank of America move index show ongoing volatility. Historical events, such as the 2016 election, contribute to current market behavior, but the S&P 500 is expected to handle the outcome even if results are not immediately clear.

What is the significance of voter turnout in relation to the processing of votes in key battleground states?

How does the historical context of the 2016 vote influence current market volatility expectations?