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Thomas Neuhaus

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$ The Market 9f - CBOE S&P 500 3-Month ($VIX:$VXV)

$ The Market 9f - cVIX - Volatility Index - New Methodology ($VIX)

$ The Market 9f - One/iPath S&P 500 VIX Mid-Term Futures ETN ($ONE:VXZ)

$ The Market 9f - S&P 500 Large Cap Index ($SPX) ATR

$ The Market 9f - S&P 500 VIX Mid-Term Futures ETN-Volatility Index - New Methodology (VXZ-$VIX)

$ The Market 9f - Volatility BB% - New Methodology ($VIX)

$ The Market 9f - Volatility Index - New Methodology ($VIX)

A spike in the VIX significantly above the 10 day moving average usually leads to at least an intermediate term bottom.

$ The Market 9f - Volatility Index - New Methodology ($VIX) 2

$ The Market 9f - Volatility Index - New Methodology ($VIX) Bollinger Band Signal

$ The Market 9f - Volatility Index - New Methodology ($VIX) Standard Devation of VIX

This chart shows the 20 day standard deviation of the VIX. When the VIX standard deviation falls to 1, it typically signals a top. Low volatility predicts high upcoming volatility and high volatility is typically associated with a falling market. When the standard deviation rises to over 3, it typically signals a bottom. Bottoms are hard to find with this indicator during market panics, however. In 2008, the standard deviation rose to over 12.

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