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What Happened to VIX Futures?

Tue Nov 10th, 2009

Adam Warner

If there's one thing we've learned since the inception of VIX futures, it's that they lag moves in the VIX. Which of course makes sense: The shorter a volatility measure, the more subject it is to no

Is the Risk Trade Back On?

Mon Nov 9th, 2009

Prieur du Plessis

This week’s review comes to you in a shortened format as I’m about to leave Cape Town for a visit to the colder environs of Switzerland and Slovenia. Although reduced commentary is provid

The VIX Spike Is a Bug Zapper

Tue Nov 3rd, 2009

Bill Luby

I've been absolutely astonished by the number of comments I've seen in the past few days to the effect that right now is an excellent time to initiate new long positions on VIX options.I'm still not

Markets Hit Reaction and Consolidation Phase

Mon Nov 2nd, 2009

Prieur du Plessis

Rewind the movie to before the stock market lows of March 9: stocks down, corporate bonds down, commodities and gold down, emerging-market currencies down, safe havens in fashion, including the US do

This Is Not the Sustainable Bull Market of 1982

Thu Oct 29th, 2009

Prieur du Plessis

I concluded a post on stock markets over the weekend saying: “After equities’ seven-month climb, stock markets certainly look vulnerable for a decline. Two downside reversal days -- on We

VXX Only Looks Good in Shorts

Thu Oct 29th, 2009

Bill Luby

Sometimes I like to skate around some of the salient points of volatility rather than to try to hit readers over the head with them, but with the VIX now 16% over its 10-day simple moving average, I

VIX Backs Down from the Edge

Tue Oct 20th, 2009

Bill Luby

After falling for a record-tying 10 consecutive days, the VIX narrowly missed setting a new record today when it jumped 0.37 in the 4 to 4:15 p.m. ET twilight zone trading period to finish

Staying Neutral on Inflation vs. Deflaton

Wed Sep 16th, 2009

James Kostohryz

There’s been a heated debate in the financial press regarding the prospects for hyperinflation or deflation, with most pundits usually siding strongly with one camp or the other. Nowhere has th

Why We're Facing Deflation

Mon Sep 14th, 2009

John Mauldin

Just as water is formed by the basic elements hydrogen and oxygen, deflation has its own fundamental components. Last week we started exploring those elements, and this week we continue. I feel that

Five Things: The Dollar is Doomed

Tue Sep 8th, 2009

Kevin Depew

The Dollar is Doomed... Macro Forecasting Isn't for the Gutless... The Dollar, Technically... How to Handle the Point of Recognition... Twitter Reveals a Longing for Depth by Virtue of its Absence.Th
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