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VIX (Volatility Index) vs. S&P 500 Valuation The S&P 500’s valuation tends to be higher when the VIX declines sharply. Image: Jeroen Blokland

VIX Index and S&P 500 Realized Volatility Historically, volatility tends to decline after the U.S. elections. Image: Financial Times

Volatility of VIX Index The VIX volatility could suggest a shift in the business cycle or a structural shift. Image: Morgan Stanley Wealth Management

Volatility – IG Credit Spreads vs. VIX IG credit spreads could suggest that VIX should be at 20. Image: BofA

Volatility – VIX Curve and U.S. Election VIX futures decline on lower U.S. election volatility. Image: Morgan Stanley Wealth Management

VIX – The Pricing of Election Risks in U.S. Equity Volatility Markets The volatility priced into the U.S. election this year is significantly higher than in 2016. Image: BofA Global Research

VIX Index and S&P 500 Index VIX remains at high levels, despite the market rally. More volatility ahead? Image: Creduit Suisse

VIX Curve and U.S. Election Investors expect more volatility ahead of the U.S. presidential election. Image: Financial Times

Nasdaq 100 vs. Nasdaq VIX The implied volatility of the Nasdaq 100 decreases during the market sell off. Are investors buying the dip? Image: The Daily Shot

VIX vs. S&P 500 The VIX and the S&P 500 tend to move in opposite directions. As the VIX is raising, it is a warning signal for the recent market rally. Image: The Daily Shot