VIX Spikes to 66.25
Many market sentiment indicators at extremes again, suggesting strong possibility of a reversal
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1 comments:
The DJIA and SPX closed very close to where the October thirteenth one day rally began and the Nasdaq closed below where the one day record point increases occurred. The U.S. stock market futures indexes are all lower than where they settled today. It will be interesting to see if the U.S. stock markets test their October tenth lows and if the VIX increases to another record high level.
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