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| | | ... as we've seen overnight, these have not prevented the dip buyers from buying the dips. And why should they when the VIX index - the fear gauge - has not sounded the alarm bells? The index closed at 19.6 last night, still lower than 2012's high of 22.97 ... |
| | | | ... exotic Exchange Traded Notes is raising fears in the US, following a price crash in a popular ETN that was tracking the VIX index, that the notes are poorly understood. ETNs, as distinct to regular Exchange Traded Funds, are a form of unsecured structured ... |
| | | | ... inflation there. But has the market suddenly become so fearful again? Don't think so. Not when the "fear gauge" - the VIX index - closed at just 16.44 overnight - that's not fear. Even it's intra-day high of 17.74 is lower than the plus 20 posted when ... |
| | | | ... of this year. And it still hasn't come. And as if to mock me even more, that measure of volatility and/or fear - the VIX index - dropped to 13.99 points in intra-day trade the other day. This level is the lowest since June 2007. Get that? This was the ... |
| | | | ... recycling of old spooks. And in spite of the headline-grabbing drops in many equity indices, that index of fear - the VIX index - rose to only 20.87 points last night, lower than the 23.40 points it registered at the start of 2012 and less than half ... |
| | | | ... only between down 0.4% and up 0.32% before closing 0.15% overnight. Ouch! The official measure of volatility -- the VIX index -- closed below 20 overnight. This is down from above 20 reading at the start of the year and down, down from last year's high ... |
| | | | ... underway in Europe. There's nothing like the smell of a European summit to scare the bejeesus out of financial markets. The VIX index spiked to a high of 20.33 overnight - a 9.7% increase from the previous day's level - before settling down 4.7% on the ... |
| | | | ... Still, it won't hurt to start thinking about those low hanging fruits to add to your portfolio. Especially given that the VIX index - my other fave contrarian indicator -- is ascending to heights of maximum fear. Equity markets bottomed four months after ... |
| | | | ... the masters of the universe. There's certainly fear in the financial markets now as reflected by the 22.6% jump in the VIX index to 42.99 last night. Chances are there'll be more to volatility in store given the current edgy state of financial markets. ... |
| | | | ... index ended 0.1% on the up. To be sure, to be sure, I'm not so sure that equity markets were really that panicked. The VIX index told me so. The market's "fear" gauge jumped by 1.2% overnight. But at 16.1, this could not even be classed as palpitation ... |
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