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VIXM240816P15000
- 0.70
- -0.10-12.50%
15min DelayClose Jul 22 16:06 ET
3.20High0.70Low
3.20Open0.80Pre Close2 Volume5 Open Interest15.00Strike Price390.00Turnover84.94%IV-0.07%PremiumAug 16, 2024Expiry Date0.71Intrinsic Value100Multiplier24DDays to Expiry0.00Extrinsic Value100Contract SizeAmericanOptions Type-0.5376Delta0.1258Gamma8.66Leverage Ratio-0.0243Theta-0.0056Rho-4.66Eff Leverage0.0148Vega
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Uncertainty Sets in With Traders as the VIX Pops to Its Highest Level in 6 Weeks
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Market Volatility (VIX) Drops to Its Lowest Level in 4 Years
10-Q: Quarterly report
Volatility Soars, With VIX Jumping to the Highest Level of 2024
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$CBOE Volatility S&P 500 Index(.VIX.US$
The volatility index or VIX is a measure of the put to call ratio in the market. Essentially when everyone is short on the market then VIX is going up and when everyone is long on the market then VIX is going down. In the past when there were very few investors short in the market and that was when VIX rarely had any movements and technical analysis would seem useless except for the first example im providing in t...
The volatility index or VIX is a measure of the put to call ratio in the market. Essentially when everyone is short on the market then VIX is going up and when everyone is long on the market then VIX is going down. In the past when there were very few investors short in the market and that was when VIX rarely had any movements and technical analysis would seem useless except for the first example im providing in t...
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There have been many instances in the past where the stock market has crashed. You can blame it on a war, a financial crisis, a pandemic, or just simple monetary policy. Currently our bear market is mainly due to the Fed tightening monetary policy by increasing interest rates. Either way when the market crashes we can lose money. What do we do when our investments are crumbling?
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SpyderCallOP : What do you think? @not-a-cow...
TeslaSmurf : It is not reliable for a forecast as it may suddenly change for whatever news or event, being so related to the emotions of the market, but it is affected and affects directly the SPY especially in this uncertain market. Anyway, is one of the parameters I monitor constantly before deciding the entry point on a trade on TSLL.
solo invest TeslaSmurf: In the past the vix was only used as a gauge to see if the market was feeling short or long. Now more recently it has been acting different. It might be from the high put ratio in the market. I ddon't know for sure. I should study more into the vix. But these trends on the Vix lately I’ve been looking pretty good
TeslaSmurf solo invest: Because it is based on the put and call options on the S&P 500
SpyderCallOP : right
it is the put to call ratio.
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