Can the China Coronavirus Cause a Global Recession? | The Big Conversation | Refinitiv

This week Real Vision use Refinitiv's best-in-class data to look at the impact that the virus is having on key asset classes and the price action to follow for signs that the global economy is tipping into recession. The market chatter looks at an indicator that gauges Fear and Sentiment and compares them to previous outbreaks for signs of peak fear and potential buying opportunities. And the whisper asks “what’s next” for Brexit Britain in 2020.

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[bogrunberger]

That dude in the background: "Don't pick my nose, don't pick my nose!"

[kblaine]

Interesting those patterns on the charts are subjective. Technical analysis works 90% in the rear view mirror or for perhaps measuring for a target when the pattern has already been in play.

[MrAmbrosse]

8:51 That guy behind you must be thinking, "can this guy shut up, I'm trying to concentrate."

[mvigoren]

This guy is a phenomal speaker and presenter for being sonknowledgeable

[anonymoussquirrel]

Hopefully the spread doesn't get too serious, but at this rate of infection... we are in trouble.

[hdtwalden]

I would not come near equities with this crisis right now. 100% cash or gold. Period.

[dr.tetraminflakes]

Some 72% of wealth accumulated between the third quarter of 2009 and the third quarter of 2019 went to the richest 10% of households, according to an analysis by Oxford Economics

[leekokyau]

Print..print...print...where it is going to lead

[forrestolney]

The dochabank is the largest bank in europe and is far too large to save. It is in very bad shape the virus is not that big but could be the trigger for a total world wide collapse.

[marcfranz]

Its bizarre how we have gone from trade optimism to viruscure optimism. New all time highs on the way XD

[limlwl]

Pandemic? No worries - Let's the printing begins! Move along.. nothing to see. Maintaining financial market stability is Priority #1

[gigilaco]

These guys probably have puts on every stock they can get their hands on. I’m going long on this one, maybe until the end of the year.

[jeromeoaf]

Is this the guy from Americas got talent?

[golddiggerdave]

The coincidence of this outbreak is very interesting.

[markbkjaer]

I absolutely love this channel, but often it feels like you presume your viewers has a masters in finance.

[Vesbolk]

When people talk about chart patterns, to me that’s like reading tea leaves. “Head and shoulders”, “cup and saucer”, you may as well look for signs in clouds. BS!

[TheDoomWizard]

I just published a video about this on my channel.

[leobgoo]

Nope! Not if companies listened to Trump and got out of China.

[noyb]

"Cause"? or trigger? A recession is coming.

[danielschmider]

This studio is so haphazardly made to look like a workplace it makes me physically ill