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VIX, or the CBOE Volatility Index, is fluctuating around 30, a level that indicates moderately high market stress.

For example, options traders who are accustomed to American-style equity options might be surprised to learn that VIX options are not only European-style - meaning they can be exercised only at ...

A sharp drop in volatility suggests the weekslong stock market sell-off may be over. A decline in the VIX below 30 after surging above 50 indicates a "bear killer" signal, a technical analyst says.

Short VIX strategies capitalize on the VIX's reliable pattern of reverting to the mean following a spike. Traders can short the VIX by taking a long position in SVXY. Given that the VIX has only ...

A VIX level of 25 doesn’t mean that volatility will average 25 percent over the next month or so. In fact, studies on the VIX have shown that it tends to overestimate volatility by an average of ...

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The next "buy" level is a VIX closing price of 35.1 or higher, two standard deviations above the long-run mean, according to Colas. And since the current bull market started in October 2022 ...

We had that little blip in March, but that was it, two weeks. A lot of times when the VIX doesn't mean anything, it goes up real fast, elevator up, elevator down. Not the case here. But I did have ...

Meanwhile, the VIX's Relative Strength Index remains below the overbought threshold of 70 -- it was above that level during the August and December spikes up -- meaning there's still some ...

The Cboe Volatility Index, or VIX, recently stood over 10% higher at about 50. It had jumped above 60 in earlier trading Monday. There have been only two periods in the last two decades when the ...

The Cboe Volatility index (VIX), a measure of expected S&P 500 volatility known as Wall Street's fear gauge, is down a fraction on Wednesday, but at 49 remains very elevated relative to its long ...