Wall Street's 'fear gauge' surged past a key level this week — what it says about the S&P 500 through year-end
The Cboe Volatility Index — known as the VIX or Wall Street’s “fear gauge” — has surged over 60% so far this year to trade ...
The VIX Is Spiking. Don’t Be Tempted Into Buying Stocks Just Yet.
The VIX volatility index has leapt above a key level but technical indicators still aren’t ripe for buying stocks.
Trump’s tariff threats caused the VIX to surge. Is it a momentary spike or the start of a global contagion?
The VIX surged 74% in December after the Federal Reserve surprised the market by suggesting it would pause cuts to interest ...
Spiking VIX can signal it’s time to buy stocks
After studying what tends to happen to stocks after the VIX spikes to such levels, Nicholas Colas, co-founder of DataTrek, ...
Stocks trade mixed Wednesday on cooler inflation, despite lingering trade war concerns
A cool inflation reading from the Labor Department outweighed the deteriorating trade war, sending U.S. stocks higher ...
When 9-13% Yields Offer Further Upside, You Simply Have To Buy
Amid market volatility, discover two high-yield investments with strong income streams and compelling returns.
VIX Nears 30 First Time Since August Shock on Tariff Anxiety
A slump in the S&P 500 Index on Monday sent the Cboe Volatility Index a hair away from 30, the level it last reached during ...
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What to Expect After an Outperforming "Fear Gauge"
The current trade war rhetoric is impossible to escape on Wall Street, and has left investors mulling over subsequential ...
VIX surge above 25 implies above-average ‘but far from perilous’ recession risk
“The current level of 25+ VIX suggests around 19% probability - which is c.1.8x long-term average of 11%. In other words, ...
VIX volatility gauge jumps to highest level since December as stocks extend selloff
The Cboe Volatility Index, an options-based gauge of expected volatility in the S&P 500 widely known by its trading symbol, VIX, jumped Monday morning to its highest level since December. In recent ...
Volatility Curve’s Inversion Suggests Short-Term Stock Pain
The rise in volatility has been very gradual amid a market slump that had one-day price action like there is no tomorrow.
Trump’s tariffs have pushed markets to the doorstep of ‘correction territory’ says Wall Street
Analysts have pointed out that while the S&P 500 hasn't officially yet entered a correction, many of the stocks on the index ...