Stock exchange investors can be an undervalued risk that President Donald Trump's rate policy is linked, according to the top volatility expert of CBOE Global Markets, Mandy Xu. The CBOE Volatility Index, a measure of the volatility of the stock market in the next 30 days, will fall nearly 50% compared to the peak of 60.13 that it hit on Wednesday. Although the movement coincides with the recent rebound in shares, XU claims that the market shells are not over yet. “The Macro Outlook is a lot more uncertain in the future than what is currently priced in the stock market,” the Derivatenmarkt Information Head of the company told CNBC's “Fast Money” on Monday. XU emphasizes an “unusual” circumstance in which the bond returns went higher, together with shares, with the 10-year-old Treasury Note yield briefly with 4.5% on the topping on Friday when investors fled the American assets. “Our Vix [20+ Year Treasury] TLT -indicator, who measures the volatility on the bond market, rose 60 points last week. It has been a bit withdrawn today, but it is still close to multi -year highs, “Xu added. The increased activity could flash a warning signal about the macro -economic environment, according to Xu.” What we see is more demand for Putten in TLT, positioning for the returns to go higher, XU world market was at the start of the returns at the start of the returns at the start of the returns at the start of the returns. They also bring rates for attention. The dollar, that is yields and the stock market. [It] Was a kind of the perfect storm. “When it comes to market changes, Nathan suggests that it might be worth waiting to buy downward protection at the S&P 500.” There is a lot of overhead resistance, technically speaking, in these 5,750, 5,800 level, and I think you have closed a lot of people on the protection of the S&P 500. Event with Melissa Lee and the traders for “Fast Money” live on the Nasdaq market site in Times Square on Thursday 5 June.
