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10.91Open10.91Pre Close0 Volume0 Open Interest27.00Strike Price0.00Turnover0.01%IV-4.21%PremiumSep 20, 2024Expiry Date11.56Intrinsic Value100Multiplier10DDays to Expiry0.00Extrinsic Value100Contract SizeAmericanOptions Type-1.0000Delta0.0000Gamma1.34Leverage Ratio0.0000Theta0.0000Rho-1.34Eff Leverage0.0000Vega
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Columns VIX Spiked 180% on Monday, Marking Rare Move Since Financial Crisis. What It Means for Investors
As a series of global macro risks continue to disrupt the market and trigger a chain reaction, US stocks continued to adjust significantly under panic sentiment on Monday. The $S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$ fell by 3.0%, while the $Dow Jones Industrial Average (.DJI.US)$ fell by 2.6%, marking the largest single-day decline in about two years. The $CBOE Volatility S&P 500 Index (.VIX.US)$, also known as the "f...
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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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it is the put to call ratio.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?
It can be nerve wrecking watching your long term investments going do...
It can be nerve wrecking watching your long term investments going do...
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