Get started
Volatility S&P 500 IndexVolatility S&P 500 IndexVolatility S&P 500 Index

Volatility S&P 500 Index

No trades
See on Supercharts
Overview News
Ideas
Discussions Technicals Seasonals Options

VIX trade ideas

VIX about to BLOW TO THE UPSIDE!!? 14/1/23Hello traders, hope you grabbed the 600 pips on NAS!! What a GIFT you all received and yes I called it out see previous posts. Time to start considering short term SHORT the NAS because now everybody will go nuts longing .. it's all priced in now you see. Remember too many longs it drops, too many shorts it rises? VIX tell us it is about to REBOUND this is the SIGN NAS Drop incoming (90% inversely correlated). CAPITALCOM:VIX The levels I have identified are gaps in the order flow looking at 1hr and 30 min chart, any market at some point returns to FILL.. it leaves us a SIGN. How much it drops depends on how much greed is there I will be watching the actual contracts exchanged in the order flow to assess. PS> its the weekend BTC is massively manipulated and has gapped massively up at the time of this post = it will DROP on Monday 16/2/23 that aligns with what the VIX will have to do. Hope this helps. All the best!
VLong
by Dips007Trading
4
Possible Market Top in S&PThe market has in the last few years observed the VIX below 20 and above 35 close to 40 and given the market a defined range, its again time for those that follow the Vix as a barometer to decide whether the current rally in the S&P holds here or hereabouts and continues within the range, or its time for the bulls to take control and push the market higher. the next week will determine this point but remains hard to fight the Fed in my opinion so anticipate the market finding a top between 4000/4100 and have another look at 3940 and possibly 3800. good luck and happy hunting
TVC:VIXShort
by MarkLangley
3
Beware of the vix. I would love to dive into more depth here, but I'd really have to start doing a consistent video series for that. I've been watching time cycles which I've charted on the vix and the SPX for a while and there's a very important region coming up near the end of January. Those unfamiliar with cycle analysis should go study it a bit as this post won't explain it much. All I'll say is there's a trough/cycle end region coming up near the end of January or very early February, on the vix. The vix charts are messy and cycles are *not* perfect in real life, which is why you have to find a date range and watch price action closely around that time. My overall picture on the S&P500 is bearish long term still, even after all of this. However, that does not mean it won't still go through big relief rallies first. In fact, the S&P500 is due for a relief rally, some individual stocks already bottomed last year, some are bottoming now, and some have not bottomed yet. That's the problem with stocks, and index funds, that various stocks, usually by market cap, bottom at different times, and some may start moving up while the big ones continue dragging indices down. In times like this, it is in my personal opinion (NOT FINANCIAL ADVICE) that it's better to pick your own basket of stocks than to go with an index fund at this time. Watch the cycles, they are broad ranges, but something is likely brewing in the vix by early February. ***This is not financial advice, and should not be taken as such what so ever. These comments are a reflection of my personal opinions and charting and should not be used in any way to make financial decisions. Do your own DD***
TVC:VIXLong
by thestructured
4
VIX in DIAMOND BUTTOMS!!!!!On the VIX Volatility index , I have observed a diamond pattern, which suggests that the current instability in market sentiment is likely to lead to a rise in market prices. Based on this, I decided to open a long position at the entry price of USD 21.21. I have set the Stop Loss level at USD 19.53 so that if market prices turn worse than expected, I can close the position with minimal loss. And I set the Take Profit at USD 24.26 so that if the market prices reach a certain level, I can automatically close the position at the best possible price. It is important to note that this is only my own observation and does not constitute investment advice. Everyone should make decisions in the financial markets at their own risk.
VLong
by Fyber