The Japanese Yen Spot Price Index (.XDN) is down 1.67 to 107.18 after the US Dollar rallied back above 93 on the Japanese currency. In the options market, XDN volume is at 22 times the average daily levels. March 105 (register to read more …)
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The Japanese Yen Spot Price Index (.XDN) is down 1.67 to 107.18 after the US Dollar rallied back above 93 on the Japanese currency. In the options market, XDN volume is at 22 times the average daily levels. March 105 (register to read more …)
The CBOE Volatility Index (.VIX) is down 2.31 to 37.69 and hit three-month lows of 37.57 after the S&P 500 (SPX) moved to 919.07, just above its mid-December highs (918.57 on 12/8 and 918.85 on 12/17). SPX briefly broke above (register to read more …)
The CBOE Volatility Index (.VIX) is down 1.73 to 39.90 and making a run below 40 for the first time in almost three months (since Oct 2).
The CBOE Volatility Index (.VIX) is down .23 to 43.98, as trading grinds to a halt Friday afternoon. A mere 730K puts and 930K calls have traded today. GM Jan 2.5 calls are the day’s most actives, with 10,520 traded. (register to read more …)
The CBOE Volatility Index (.VIX) is down 5.58 to 41.76 and new session lows. It has taken out its November 4 low and trading at its lowest levels since early October. The decline comes as the S&P 500 moves above (register to read more …)
The Dow Jones Industrial Average (.DJX) suffered a 10-minute 85-point decline after S&P revised their outlook on GE and crude oil fell to session lows. Crude fell to $36.30 a barrel, down $3.76 on the day. GM (GM) is still (register to read more …)
Airlines are seeing relative strength and bullish order flow, as the group reacts to falling crude oil prices. After falling to a four-year low yesterday, crude is down another $2.06 to $38 a jug. The AMEX Airline Index (.XAL) is (register to read more …)
The CBOE Volatility Index (.VIX) dips below 50 for the first time since November 5.
The CBOE Volatility Index (.VIX) is down .70 to 51.67 despite a 13.1 point loss in the S&P 500. There are a few possible reasons why the “fear gauge” has strayed from its usual pattern: 1) expectations for quiet trading (register to read more …)
The S&P 500 (.SPX) recently made a run back towards session lows near 886. Today’s low of 885.94 is not far from yesterday’s low of 885.45, which, in turn, is not far from Tuesday’s low of 885.38. A move below (register to read more …)
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