"Things Are Pretty Good' in Emerging Markets , Advisors Asset CEO Says

The video discusses current market conditions, highlighting that despite a slight increase in unemployment claims, there are no significant issues in credit markets or corporate funding. The market is adjusting to a lower growth rate, and recent volatility is attributed to margin clerks and trend followers. The VIX indicates fear, but not at alarming levels. Emerging markets, excluding China, are under-leveraged and have adequate capital access. The Fed may be nearing the end of rate hikes, as indicated by recent market trends and comments from Jay Powell.

What factors contribute to the belief that the market may not be entering a downturn?

How does the current unemployment claims trend affect market perceptions?

What does a high VIX indicate about market conditions?

In what ways are emerging markets currently positioned in relation to capital availability?

What implications does the Federal Reserve's approach to rate hikes have on the market?