Evercore ISI's Debusschere Says Dow's Plunge Had Hints of 'Flash Crash'

The video discusses the impact of algorithm-driven trading on market volatility, highlighting that market-making depth is at an all-time low. It explores the potential for flash crashes due to macroeconomic stresses and the challenges in regulating such events. The discussion extends to volatility across various asset classes, including equities, currencies, and treasuries. The speaker emphasizes the need for recalibration in market strategies and questions whether the current volatility is a temporary phenomenon or a new norm.

What factors contribute to the increase in market volatility according to the text?

How does the speaker describe the current state of market making depth?

What historical events are mentioned that relate to flash crashes?

What are the implications of a higher volatility regime on market behavior?

What strategies does the speaker suggest for dealing with low volatility?