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Are vix and vxx inverse ETFs that would go against what the stock market is doing right now with the futures and the current exchange rates?
 

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Yeah its manipulated. Dont do it. This guy had a few hundred grand for mezzanine loans to penny stock companies. You got that?
Nah I ain't built for that penny game :whoa: Article was purely informational for me.

But say breh what do you think of VRX? How much more upside left on that thing?
 

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Are vix and vxx inverse ETFs that would go against what the stock market is doing right now with the futures and the current exchange rates?

Basically the vix is up when the market is down. Good way to hedge. You can't actually buy vix but you can buy options and futures on it. Vxx is the etf and it buys short term vix futures.
 

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It was an easy call that the spy would top near 211. Made it...but barely profited off it :francis:

Shouldn't fall too far below 204 if at all.

But if it does be aware
 

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Why are some investors concern about the U.S. dollar rising and gas prices falling? Would that be good for the economy overall because more people would be likely to spend and travel more since gas is cheap? Plus since the light may be showing at the end of tunnel with the shytty market for the last couple of years, could we be heading back into a bull economy in the near future?
 

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Why are some investors concern about the U.S. dollar rising and gas prices falling? Would that be good for the economy overall because more people would be likely to spend and travel more since gas is cheap? Plus since the light may be showing at the end of tunnel with the shytty market for the last couple of years, could we be heading back into a bull economy in the near future?

makes our companies products more expensive overseas with a stronger dollar.

energy is a big part of these stock indexes so falling energy prices isn't exactly helping their bottom line.

but yes, hopefully the consumer does pick up the slack and spend money they wouldn't otherwise have with gas where it is.

and you are right after years of having interest rates at zero the fact that the market is going to freak out about a 25-50 basis point hike seems like an overreaction.
 
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