Fear index 9.57... After the past 15 instances, the S&P 500 rose an average of 4.6% over the following 3 months
Original headline공포지수 9.57…S&P500 과거 15회 뒤 3개월 평균 4.6% 상승
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Goldman Sachs’ US equity volatility fear index closed at 9.57 on November 5, crossing the bank’s 9.5 “panic” threshold after a two-day swing traders described as the largest on record. The gauge jumped roughly 5 points in a single session—its third-biggest daily rise ever—following the prior day’s fourth-largest drop, according to a Goldman memo to clients reported by Bloomberg. Traders analyzed 15 prior instances when the index exceeded 9.5, noting that the S&P 500 rose an average 4.6% over the following three months in those cases. The whipsaw illustrates how quickly sentiment flipped from relief to outright fear around the US election.
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