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VIX trims today rally almost in half to +27% as Wall Street rebounds from multi-month lows

5:56 PM 5 August 2024

Futures on CBOE volatility index (VIX), measuring expected S&P 500 volatility, based on the options market erases today, massive gains to +27% from +45% at 2:30 PM BST, at the Wall Street open. 

VIX (M15 interval)

Source: xStation5

VIX (D1 interval)

Volatility index (VIX) stopped today rally near historically significant 37.5 level, where we can see a number of previous reactions. As for now VIX is traded almost 25% higher but before the Wall Street open, index rallied almost 45% today.

Source: xStation5

US100 (M5 interval)

Futures on Nasdaq 100 (US100) trims today loses from 5% to 2.7% now but bears want to retest 18,000 points support level again.

Source: xStation5

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