“We’re seeing a big increase in flow in the levered volatility ETPs. It’s as if everyone forgot the lessons of the past few years.”
Volatility Views 402: The Death Knell For Volatility?
“I expect a giant infection spike as a result of these protests and that will put a break on this rally.” – Mark Sebastian. Listen now to this episode of Volatility Views to learn more.
Volatility Views 401: The Return of Volatility?
“VIX just won’t go down regardless of what is going on. That’s something to pay attention to. This is DEFINITELY not going to be the summer of love for the market.” – Russell Rhoads on this episode of Volatility Views.
Volatility Views 400: When it Comes to Vol We’ve Done it All
“iI looks like they took the vol out of the long weekend last week – which is incredible. Can’t believe they had the stones to do that.” – Mark Sebastian on this episode of Volatility Views.
Volatility Views 399: Volatility Fun-Ness Abounds
“We could see 7 billion options contracts this year. That would be insane volume!”
Volatility Views 398: All is Right With the World Again?
“We’re seeing all of the interesting price action occurring in the overnight session not in the usual market hours. That’s very unusual.”
Volatility Views 397: Floor Traders vs. Volatility, Plus TSLA, AMZN, AAPL & More
Do trading floors have an impact on volatility?
VOLATILITY VIEWS 396: THE CRUDE VOLATILITY WHIRLWIND
“This negative strikes thing is changing how everyone views options and listed products going forward.”
Volatility Views 395: A CURE FOR VOLATILITY?
The cure? Market is rallying today off strong results for Gillead’s coronavirus treatment.
Volatility Views 394: Vol Man Is Sad
Debating the concerns about liquidity in the volatility markets on this episode of Volatility Views.
Volatility Views 393: Volatility and Vegan Meatballs
Breaking down how the recent selloff compares to the 1987 crash from a volatility perspective on this episode of Volatility Views.
Volatility Views 392: HOW MUCH VOLATILITY CAN WE HANDLE?
“Today marks the largest open interest ever expiring in the history of the options market.”

