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Watch the VIX this Week
Published: Monday, 18 May 2009 | 9:18 AM ET
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By: Ariel Nelson
Director of Market Data & Content Services

Looking back at past recessionary periods, a similar pattern followed.  Note that the VIX moves opposite the S&P.  As volatility falls, the market fears disipate and the markets begin to rise.  A VIX between 30 and 20 coincides with market troughs.

VIX During 1990-91 Bear Market

VIX During 2000-03 Bear Market

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