The VIX is down. ðĪðĪðĪ
So, tonight is the last day of Q3. We're heading to New quarterly reports - both corporate earnings and economic related reports, starting tomorrow. The market seems unbothered with the the S&P500, which is a crucial benchmark index, hunting for the February 2020 high as it tries to close the quarter on a high. It leaves me with questions.
1. What warrants this move? Lower Treasury Yields? Consumer confidence? The FED money printing press? The US debate last night? Stimulus hopes?
2. Why is Volatility falling amidst all the data that shows otherwise?
3. Is the Q3 data that will start pouring in support the continued rise in the S&P500.
If you have an idea, feel free to comment below
1. What warrants this move? Lower Treasury Yields? Consumer confidence? The FED money printing press? The US debate last night? Stimulus hopes?
2. Why is Volatility falling amidst all the data that shows otherwise?
3. Is the Q3 data that will start pouring in support the continued rise in the S&P500.
If you have an idea, feel free to comment below
