The VIX surge of the past two days has taken the gauge above a resistance level, in a sign that stock-market swings may just be starting. The Cboe Volatility Index is heading for a second day of advances after jumping the most since August on Monday amid an equity selloff. Both the VIX and the S&P 500 Index are up this month, usually a rare occurrence that has become more frequent in the past year.
Last year's global earnings expectations outpaced the traditional trend of a steady decline. This year things are quite different and much more optimistic. With the help of synchronized economic growth across the globe and the US corporate tax cut, the growth rate of revenue in 2018. is expected to be the highest for over 10 years. At risk, one of the factors listed may change over time, the upward trend in the stock will remain in place, and the temporary adjustment will give us the perfect opportunity to include long positions.
Source: Bloomberg Pro Terminal
Jr Trader Alexander Kumanov
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