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The VIX spiked to its third-highest level in August 2024 due to widening bid-offer spreads, reflecting investor fears amid geopolitical and economic volatility. Despite a post-election drop, the VIX remains in the buy zone, with historical patterns suggesting potential rebounds above the 20 level. Rising long-term interest rates and geopolitical tensions could trigger stock market corrections, pushing the VIX higher as investors seek price insurance.
Volatility roared back amid market rotation and growing anxiety about a slowing U.S. economy. Investors could benefit from the rising market volatility with ETF/ETN options available in the market.
Market volatility roared back in recent weeks as soaring yields took a toll on everything from stocks, real estate to the bond market.
Trading VIX ETFs and UVIX can be risky due to the need for precise timing and the potential for substantial losses. 2x Long VIX Futures ETF is a highly volatile ETF designed for short-term trading during periods of market volatility. UVIX carries significant risks and is not recommended for all investors, particularly those with a low risk tolerance.
Volatility creates opportunities for traders but can cause concern for passive investors with significant expenses on the horizon. Four factors supporting rising implied volatility include the U.S. debt level, the U.S. debt ceiling, geopolitical tensions, and the current VIX level.
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