Are Markets Finally Pricing in Less Election Risk?

The transcript discusses the impact of the upcoming election on market conditions, highlighting the potential for $50 trillion in client cash to influence asset prices. It explores the implications of low implied correlation for active management and contrasts it with passive strategies. The discussion also covers election predictions, particularly the expected victory of Hillary Clinton, and its effect on market volatility and investor sentiment.

What factors might limit declines in asset prices according to the text?

How does the upcoming election influence investor behavior as mentioned in the text?

What does the text suggest about the correlation of stocks in the S&P index?

What is the significance of the outflows mentioned in relation to stock market trends?

How does the text describe the current state of implied volatility in the market?