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$CBOE Volatility S&P 500 Index(.VIX.US$ When the VIX Index exceeds 40, it indicates that the market's fears about the future are irrational, and there may be a rebound in the short term. When the VIX index falls below 15, it indicates an irrational boom in the market; the VIX index is a synchronous indicator for buying signals and a lagging indicator for selling signals; the VIX index has the characteristic of reversing to mean, and its fluctuation range is between 10-25; when VIX falls below 16, the single-day surge is basically below 5; when VIX is between 16 and 28, the single-day surge increases to 8; when VIX is above 30, the single-day surge is often higher than 10. When VIX reaches its peak, the single-day surge is at its lowest or decline; the VIX average from 1990 to now is 19.16, and the lowest in history is 8.56. Theoretically, the VIX minimum can be 0, not capped; assuming the VIX index is 18, then the expected annual volatility is 18%, so you can expect the S&P 500 index to fluctuate up or down by 18% /√12 = 5.2% over the next 30 days; when VIX is greater than 40, you can consider shorting futures and buying subscription options at the same time to prevent excessive increases from causing excessive losses; when VIX falls below 10 To consider futures trading, you should avoid monthly exchanges; the above content is a reprint and does not constitute investment advice $ProShares Ultra VIX Short-Term Futures ETF(UVXY.US$ $2x Long VIX Futures ETF(UVIX.US$ First choice for shorting
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