It's time to look more into active investing: RockCreek CEO

The video discusses recent market volatility, comparing it to past economic events like post-COVID and post-2008. It highlights the presence of 'zombie companies' and the shift towards investing in companies with strong financials and high ESG ratings. The discussion emphasizes the resurgence of active investing, focusing on innovative companies across various sectors. The video also explores the oil market, noting a long-term trend of decreasing demand and the impact of COVID-19 on oil prices and storage. It concludes with the potential benefits of lower oil prices for consuming countries.

What comparisons are being made regarding the current economic situation?

How are zombie companies affecting the market according to the text?

What is the significance of companies with higher ESG ratings in the current market?

What long-term trends are observed in the energy sector?

What challenges are oil producers facing in the current market?

How did the oil prices change from 2014 to 2016, and what was its impact?

In what ways might lower oil prices benefit consuming countries?