: Unlike stocks that can grow forever, the VIX tends to return to its historical average (roughly 19–20) after a spike.
: Most VIX products are designed for tactical, short-term trades. Holding them long-term often leads to significant losses due to "decay". 🛒 How to Gain Exposure
Since you cannot buy the index itself, you can use these common vehicles: 1. Volatility ETFs and ETNs
: The VIX typically moves in the opposite direction of the S&P 500; it spikes when markets fall.
4 VIX Trading Strategies to Effectively Manage Market Volatility
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