COVID19 AND THE VIX -- daily Ichimoku cloud breaks
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in the recent past, when we see a Ichimoku Cloud break in the 
VIX ( Volatility S&P 500 Index ) we see a strong acceleration upwards. The most recent example of this was on 13 Feb 2020
Inversely proportional to the VIX , the
S&P 500 Index had a significant breakdown, represented on 21 Feb 2020
Since COVID19 outbreak, governments around the world have been scrambling to control their domestic economies by stimulus and monetisation of debt stoking Global Hyperinflation, and now real people are starting to feel the economic effects of Lockdowns and COVID19 travel and border restrictions.
CurrentlySPX is entering the cloud, and the VIX is coiling to break through the cloud.
This is true for other Major Indices around the world.
Northern Hemisphere is entering their "winter flu season" and USA has their contentious Presidential Election looming in NOV. This could be shaping up for a BIG BOUT of VOLATILITY....
VIX ( Volatility S&P 500 Index ) we see a strong acceleration upwards. The most recent example of this was on 13 Feb 2020Inversely proportional to the VIX , the
S&P 500 Index had a significant breakdown, represented on 21 Feb 2020Since COVID19 outbreak, governments around the world have been scrambling to control their domestic economies by stimulus and monetisation of debt stoking Global Hyperinflation, and now real people are starting to feel the economic effects of Lockdowns and COVID19 travel and border restrictions.
Currently
SPX is entering the cloud, and the VIX is coiling to break through the cloud.This is true for other Major Indices around the world.
Northern Hemisphere is entering their "winter flu season" and USA has their contentious Presidential Election looming in NOV. This could be shaping up for a BIG BOUT of VOLATILITY....
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