Investors are feeling an unparalleled sense of dread as the ramifications of President Trump's latest tariffs unfold. The recent surge in market volatility highlights the rising anxiety among traders ...

The Cboe Volatility Index, known commonly as Wall Street’s fear gauge, was jumping early Thursday, as investor angst over U.S ...

The Cboe VIX zoomed 39.56% to close at 30.02 on Thursday following the tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump.

The CBOE Volatility Index (VIX) spiked above 39.60, reaching its highest level since the yen carry trade unwinding in August, reflecting extreme market fear. The S&P 500 has now entered correction ...

However, at more than 27 - compared with its average of 19.5 - the VIX VIX remains elevated. After studying what tends to happen to stocks after the VIX spikes to such levels, Nicholas Colas ...

The spike in fear came amid an overall rout in equities sparked by the imposition of the steepest American tariffs in over a century. The Cboe Volatility Index (VIX) jumped as much as +51.43% to ...

However, Nicholas Colas, co-founder of Datatrek, has studied what tends to happen to stocks after the VIX spikes to such levels and he thinks it can be used as a signal to buy the market.

iPath® Series B S&P 500® VIX Short-Term Futures™ ETN from ... but market bottoms: If we look at historical spikes in put buying, we can see they neatly signal interim market bottoms, which ...

Contrarians consider a high VIX to be a positive sign - especially so when the VIX spikes upward as quickly ... middle-of-the-road VIX level to be its historical median (which is 17.61).

Heard of the VIX, but not quite sure what it means? We’ll give you the basics on this popular volatility index.

The VIX jumped to a three-week high. Hence, the index is expected to consolidate further, although the overall trend remains positive as long as the index defends the 22,900 level (the key support ...

The index is expected to open 3.0% lower today, with the next support level around 18,000. VIX Spikes to 30 The VIX index surged to 30.02 yesterday, reflecting panic-level fear in the market.