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Chevron icon It indicates an expandable section or menu, or sometimes previous / next navigation options. Chevron icon It indicates an expandable section or menu, or sometimes previous / next navigation options. The stock market's fear gauge just hit its lowest level in 3 years as a new bull market kicks off • Wall Street's fear gauge fell to its lowest level in 3 years just as a new bull market hits stocks. • The decline in the VIX suggests that the stock market has entered a regime of low volatility following the bear market of 2022. • "We think this low volatility should be embraced as another sign that we are moving out of the bearish regime of 2022," Carson Group's Ryan Detrick told Insider Wall Street's fear gauge closed at its lowest level in more than three years on Friday, suggesting that the stock market entered a new regime of low volatility following the bear market of 2022. The decline in the The S&P 500 is also on the verge of kicking off a new bull market, sitting less than a half percentage point away from closing above 4,292, which is the threshold that would mark the bullish milestone. A new bull market starts when an index surges 20% from the lowest close of its bear market. The According to DataTrek Research co-founder Nicholas Colas, the decline of the VIX to pre-pandemic levels signals that both economic and market conditions are closer to pre-pandemic levels than they might seem. "We won't make too much out of what is a 1-day datapoint, but seeing th...

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India VIX near Life time low and consolidating over their a rise in india vix will give confirmation of downtrend else it will trap the bears and will continue bulllish only track nifty majorly India VIX near Life time low and consolidating over their a rise in india vix will give confirmation of downtrend else it will trap the bears and will continue bulllish only track nifty majorly market dont care who r u? only follow the rules blindly. no secret practice practice... plan your entery and exit exit pshycology always difficult Trading is simple not easy BUT not impossible. Thanks everyone. God bless u. market dont care who r u? only follow the rules blindly. no secret practice practice... plan your entery and exit exit pshycology always difficult Trading is simple not easy BUT not impossible. Thanks everyone. God bless u. With India vix at lower levels where it took support and bounced multiple times to levels of 15 to 16. Cautious going long on both indexes from current levels and PCR levels are also 1.4 usaual profit booking happens around 1.5 to 1.6 levels who ever are in long that will bring fall in indexes. Th With India vix at lower levels where it took support and bounced multiple times to levels of 15 to 16. Cautious going long on both indexes from current levels and PCR levels are also 1.4 usaual profit booking happens around 1.5 to 1.6 levels who ever are in long that will bring fall in indexes. Th Divergence can be seen in 15 minutes time frame of India VIX. F...

• If you have been looking at share market movements, you might have come across the term India VIX. • India VIX is used as one of the indicators by traders, especially those dealing in options, to understand how to place their bets. • But what exactly is India VIX and should you care about it? • We try to break down this concept into simpler words to help you understand what India VIX is and why it is important. Stock markets are volatile beasts and predicting how high or low they will go is a fool’s errand. Mostly because gauging the mentality of millions of traders is not easy. We have all heard “the stock markets are so volatile these days” or something similar, more so over the past two years. While volatility has remained elevated since the last few weeks, more often than not, the surge has been around key national and global events. India VIX since 2018 Business Insider India / Flourish As the chart above shows, India VIX surged multifold rapidly in March 2020 – it kept up pace with the rapid surge in Covid cases in the country, and peaked when the government announced the first nationwide lockdown. The volatility returned to its normal range several months later. By August 2020, it came back under 20, which is usually where it has remained, barring a few exceptions. But all that’s fine, what exactly is India VIX? Let’s decode it together and understand what exactly does India VIX mean and why it is important. What is India VIX? Simply put, VIX is short for Volatili...

In Options data, maximum Put Open Interest was seen at 17 000 followed by 17 500 strikes while maximum Call OI was at 18 000 followed by 18,500 levels. Minor call writing was seen at 17,700 and then 18,000 strike while there was Put writing at 17,600 and then 17,000. Bank Nifty opened gap up and witnessed buying interest towards the 37,650 level. However, it moved in a consolidative manner in the second half of the session. Selective Banking stocks bottomed out and gained strength which is supporting the index to again attract buying interest. The index closed with a gain of around 350 points and formed a bullish candle on the daily scale and it negated the lower highs of the last three sessions. Now it has to hold above 37,300 level to witness a bounce towards 37,850 and 38,000 levels, while on the downside major support is seen at 37 000 and 36,850 levels. Nifty futures closed negative with the gains of 1.03 per cent at 17,710 level. Among specific stocks, the trade setup looked bullish in National Aluminium Company, Deepak Nitrite, Aarti Industries, Divi's Labs, Astral, Canfin Homes, PEL, Godrej Properties, LIC Housing Finance, Jindal Steel, NTPC, Tata Power, Hindalco, Siemens, IRCTC, SRF, PVR, Canara Bank, India Mart, SBIN, Tata Motors, Bajaj Finance and DLF but weak in Cummins India, Cipla, Balkrishna Industries, UPL and Gujarat Gas. • 5,224.00 02:42 PM | 15 Jun 2023 215.00 (4.29%) 3,577.70 02:42 PM | 15 Jun 2023 91.75 (2.63%) 4,809.95 02:42 PM | 15 Jun 2023 110.95 (2...