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What does the VIX Index measure?

The VIX Index, often called the 'fear gauge,' measures the market's expectation of 30-day volatility based on S&P 500 index options. It reflects investor sentiment and expected market turbulence.

How can traders use the VIX Index?

Traders use the VIX to hedge portfolios, speculate on market volatility, or identify potential market reversals. It's commonly traded through VIX futures, options, or volatility ETFs.

What's a common VIX trading strategy?

A popular strategy involves buying VIX calls when volatility is low (VIX below 15) and selling when it spikes, as volatility tends to mean-revert. Traders also use VIX futures to hedge against market downturns.