Bloomberg Intelligence's 'Equity Market Minute' 10/14/2019

The video discusses the current state of the IPO market, addressing concerns about a potential market bubble. It highlights that supply is not overwhelming demand and that unprofitable IPOs are not receiving the same returns as in the 1990s. The analysis includes graphs showing deal counts and market exuberance, concluding that the IPO market is not a risk to stocks. A more discerning investor approach may sustain the equity bull market.

What factors does the speaker suggest to watch regarding the equity market?

How does the current deal count in the equity market compare to the 1990s?

What does the speaker indicate about the returns on unprofitable new issues in the current cycle?

What is the speaker's view on the IPO market's risk to stocks?

How might a more discerning investor affect the equity bull market according to the speaker?