ST da,
I read from Larry Connors book that VIX is dynamic indicator and not static one. So how to know levels of VIX that are considered to be low/high? Just static values such as 10-17 may not work, need some different criterion for this. Can you suggest one?
Regards,
Gaur_Krishna
QUOTE=Smart_trade;805296]For me such signals are much more powerful than any support/resistance levels break.
Increase in VIX as important event is coming near and uncertainty building up as the market going up.
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