A Stock Market Indicator Rarely Seen Since 1990 Hints at a Monster Rally. Here's What Investors Should Know.

On April 7, the CBOE Volatility Index (VIX) posted a rare spike to 60, a level seen as a barometer of extreme market fear and ...

Whenever you start seeing the Cboe Volatility Index ($VIX) featured in financial media headlines, you know the market ...

Wall Street’s fear gauge is heading skyward. The Cboe Volatility Index, or VIX, recently stood over 10% higher at about 50.

Investors were feeling a little bit calmer on Thursday after President Donald Trump said trade talks between the U.S. and ...

Investors were feeling a little bit calmer on Tuesday after President Donald Trump signaled that he could pause tariffs on ...

The VIX Volatility Index measures fluctuations in S&P future stock prices – and investor fears in uncertain economic times ...

Funds focused on the VIX, the stock market’s so-called fear gauge, can minimize losses if Trump’s next announcement sends ...

The stock market is now looking at "significant upside" from current levels, said Fundstrat's Tom Lee.

The April futures contract on the Cboe Volatility Index expires Wednesday, and such events can prove "a fulcrum for risk," ...

A key market fear indicator, the CBOE Volatility Index (^VIX), recently had its biggest three-day spike of the year, according to date from Creative Planning chief markets strategist Charlie Bilello.

What is the Cboe Volatility Index (VIX)? The VIX is an ... is sometimes called the “fear index” because it can be used by traders and investors to gauge market sentiment and see how fearful ...