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S&P500 vs VIX vs Copper/Gold Ratio. The rally continues.On this chart you can see the Volatility Index against the S&P500 and the Copper/Gold ratio. We bring this chart to you in order to show you why we think the long term trend on the stock market will be bullish for 2025. As you can see, VIX had an odd spike in August, when the stock market corrected to some degree. Since the 2008 crisis, we have had similar spikes on VIX only another two times March 2020 (COVID) and September 2011. Alls those times, the Copper/Gold ratio bottomed after a long term decline and started to rise. This rise started also a rally on the S&P500. Since the market was unphazed in August, we have strong reason to believe that it will extend its gains in 2025 too. Follow us, like the idea and leave a comment below!!
TVC:VIX
by TheCryptagon
VIX for a blowout Another VIX post which have been received well in the past. SPX is due for a huge correction and I think this will begin today, alongside all other major indices. We see a Cup & Handle formation in the making and I believe that this is soon to be confirmed. It is also resting on a historical trend line as well as various other resistance related metrics. Target is very conservative with a lot of room to go past the highs in August. Re asses as this moves.
VLong
by SkyTrees
Risk-on Risk-off Market Snapshot, 06/11/2024Market Flips to Risk-on Mode. Game on? The market has transitioned to a risk-on mode, with investors showing renewed confidence as they seek higher returns in growth-oriented assets. This shift is evident in the strong upward movement of the S&P 500 (SPX), signaling optimism about economic resilience and corporate earnings potential. A decline in the VIX (Volatility Index), often seen as the “fear gauge,” further reinforces this sentiment, as lower VIX levels indicate reduced market anxiety and volatility expectations. A Word of Caution While a risk-on mode presents growth opportunities, it can also increase susceptibility to sudden reversals. Economic and geopolitical conditions remain complex, and any unexpected negative news—such as disappointing economic data, an adverse geopolitical development, or a hawkish shift in central bank policy—could quickly shift sentiment back to risk-off. Investors should maintain a balanced approach, using risk management strategies like setting stop-loss orders or diversifying their portfolios to mitigate potential losses if the market sentiment changes abruptly. In a volatile world, even a risk-on rally can be short-lived. Disclaimer: This is not financial advice. The information provided is for general informational purposes only and should not be interpreted as financial or investment advice. Always consult with a professional financial advisor before making any investment decisions.
TVC:VIXLong
by AfreeBit