S&P 500

The VIX remains in the “High Volatility” range and reversed direction to return above 30. New coronavirus cases remain steady, above 20K/day, and another 2.6 million Americans filed for unemployment claims. [more]

The VIX remains in the “High Volatility” range but closed the week below 30 for the first time since February. U.S. Unemployment Rate is 14.7%, the highest rate since the Great Depression and wipes out all of the job gains since 2000. [more]

The VIX remains in the “High Volatility” range and the S&P 500 index was flat as U.S. Unemployment Claims reached almost 30M and new Coronavirus cases oscillate around 30,000 per day. [more]

The CBOE Volatility Index (VIX) remains in the “High Volatility” range and the S&P 500 index was down 1.3% as Unemployment Claims reached almost 25M and new Coronavirus cases hit a new high. [more]

Economic uncertainty, falling corporate revenues & profits, governments printing enormous amounts of money, and potential corporate bonds & real estate defaults create the “Perfect Storm” for higher gold prices. [more]

The S&P 500 was up by 3% last week, but the VIX is still in a “volatile” range and new coronavirus cases & unemployment claims remain plateaued. [more]

The US stock market indices had their best week in 45 years and new coronavirus cases & unemployment claims have plateaued, but the VIX is still in a volatile range. [more]

The VIX is in a volatile range, with new coronavirus cases & unemployment claims continuing to rise, and the S&P 500 might still have room to drop. [more]