Last Monday's rout was likely caused by a combination of 2 factors, such as fear of recession due to a very poor nonfarm payrolls report and rising interest rate in Japan which resulted to unwinding of Yen carry trades. Fortunately, the market rebounded strongly later in the week as Thursday's initial jobless claims declined by a largest level since Sep, which helped to calm some nerves. Meanwhile, we have more economic data coming up this ...
Last week saw one of the most volatile week since 2020 where$CBOE Volatility S&P 500 Index (.VIX.US)$Spike over 60 plus in one single session before pulling back. That was a tough one for all traders with leveraged open long positions. I for one have not seen this before and strangled to come up with what to do. 😂 But thankfully after July weeks of pullbacks. I had re position my portfolio and is now more resilient to sudden pull...
Link: What is the VIX1D & How Does it Work? | tastylive The Volatility Index (VIX) measures implied volatility for a 30-day ahead period, the VIX1D, or the 1-Day Volatility Index, measures expected volatility in the S&P 500 Index for the current trading day. Link: What's the VVIX, and Why Does It Matter? The VVIX Index is the volatility of the volatility (VIX) it measures the volatility of the price of ...
Treasuries fell, but U.S. stocks held up. Analysts noted that yesterday's dismal 10-year Treasury auction led to a surge in Treasury yields and a sharp drop in U.S. stocks. The last thing the market wanted to see was another poor 30-year Treasury auction, but that's exactly what happened. Treasuries predictably fell, but unlike yesterday, U.S. stocks managed to hold their gains after the poor 30-year Treasury auction, and gai...
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