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VIX
Unless You’re Quick, Stay Out of This Market
Volatility is high and traders can take advantage of the daily extremes to make fast money.
2 Moneymakers for the Fiscal Cliff Fallout
MEMP and ATAX are a pair of tax-free MLPs with juicy dividend yields that look attractive heading into 2013.
The Best Buying Opportunity the Market Has to Offer Right Now
Each year, this sector has had a major correction that offered long-term investors excellent entry points. It's that time again.
Expect a Rally This Week, But…
A dead-cat bounce is likely before stocks resume their downtrend.
Don’t Be Fooled by the Market’s Next Move
Due to the short-term oversold condition, a quick rebound is likely.
Market Crashes Through 3 Support Lines, What Now?
Sell into rallies until a more positive technical picture emerges.
Index 101: The Vexing VIX
Learn about the VIX’s contango and divergences -- and why current VIX trends mean you should expect short-term bearishness.
A Rally Is Coming … Just You Wait and See
Several market factors and charts point to a rally however it may take time to get there. In the meantime invest in steady market leaders while waiting it out
The Line the Market Needs to Hold Today
If the Dow cannot hold above its 50-day moving average, then the next support line at 13,100 will likely be tested.
Will Dow’s Support Line Hold?
A high-volume penetration could quickly change the overall technical picture.
3 Volatile Stocks to Avoid for October
October often brings outsized volatility. Avoid the drama and sit out the high-beta names, especially these three.
Buyers, Don’t Be Shaken by the Sell-off
Expect profit-taking and negative news to cause corrections, but the market's direction is up.
Almost Time to Buy the Ones That Got Away
A minor correction is likely to provide better entry prices for stocks.
VIX May be Signaling Profit-Taking Ahead
We saw one of the most violent reversals up in the fear index in memory.
New ETF Adds Insurance to S&P 500
VIXH offers S&P 500 exposure with some volatility hedging, which should offer some protection in down markets. But you'll have to pay a stiff fee.
