Buying the Dip Here May Not Work Right Now, Warns BNY Mellon's Levine

The video discusses the outlook for equities, highlighting JP Morgan's note on better earnings revisions and achievable expectations for 2019. It emphasizes the impact of trade rhetoric on market confidence, noting that while the US economy is large, the trade war with China affects CEO and CFO confidence, leading to reduced capital expenditures and slower growth. The video suggests that while buying the dip has been effective in the past, current uncertainties require concrete progress for future investments.

What factors are influencing the outlook for equities according to JP Morgan?

How does the trade war impact the US economy according to the speaker?

What is the relationship between capital investment and trade issues as discussed in the text?

What uncertainties are mentioned regarding future investments?

What does the speaker suggest about buying the dip in the current market?