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Are Institutional Investors Starting to Worry?

There is an old adage about when the VIX is too low. During the past 5 days, it dropped almost 40% and it is now at a historically low level.

Since the VIX (Volatility Index) moves opposite to the stock market, it is saying: don't worry, everything is wonderful.

This hard to believe message is scaring some very large Institutional Investors because historically, a VIX this low doesn't stay that long. Enjoy it while it is here.

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