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About VIX

The VIX, or CBOE Volatility Index, is a financial index created by the Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) that measures the volatility of the US stock market. It uses the S&P 500 as its underlying asset and estimates the market’s 30-day expectation of volatility based on options prices. The VIX is widely considered a leading indicator of market sentiment and investor uncertainty. The VIX was introduced in 1993 and quickly gained popularity among traders, hedge funds, and institutional investors seeking to hedge or profit from market volatility. In 2003, the CBOE launched VIX futures, allowing investors to trade on the direction of volatility. VIX options were introduced in 2006, allowing investors to hedge and speculate on volatility more precisely. The VIX has become one of the most widely watched indicators in the financial markets, as it reflects investor expectations of future market volatility. High VIX readings typically signal increased market fear, while lower readings reflect market confidence. The VIX has been used to predict market crashes and other significant market events, and has become an important tool in risk management and portfolio diversification.

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