Ep 89: Using the VIX (Fear Index) in Trading Stocks and Options

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We’re going to talk about the VIX, and more importantly, how you can use the VIX for trading stocks, but also options.

The VIX typically refers to option trading and it’s really geared and run by the options, but I’m going to share some insight with you about how to use it as a gauge for also if you’re just trading stocks in general.

When you’re trading options, the VIX is normally the tool or utility that drives these option prices, but it can be used to also trade stocks. So if you don’t trade options, stay with me here, and I’m going to share with you some insight as well about how you can use it for stocks.

Posted at: http://tradersfly.com/2016/06/ep-89-vix-fear-index-trading-stocks-options/

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7 COMMENTS

  1. I don't understand why call prices increase along with puts. I understand why put prices increase, but shouldn't call prices decrease because people would be selling their calls and selling pressure causes price to drop.

  2. If the market is trading with very low volatility, and then the S and P 500 goes up explosively, shouldn't the VIX increase? Because the VIX measures volatility, and if the S and P 500 increases explosively, then there is high volatility.

  3. For some reason I'm not able to find the VIX study on my either of my trading platforms thinkorswim and tradeking live. Is there another name I might be missing or am I just not seeing it?

  4. Quick question…If I lose on an investment, would making a larger investment that if I win it would cover the loss of the previous investment and still make a profit, be worth doing? And if I loose that one I make an even larger investment that if I win would cover the previous losses and still make a profit etc…Good idea or nah?

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