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CHICAGO - USA - The indomitable VIX Index seems to be holding up quite well despite the various events happening in the new year.
Bitcoin Forecasts For 2026 Range From $65K To $250K As Sentiment Hits 'Extreme Fear'
According to reports, Bitcoin’s outlook for 2026 is sharply divided as traders close the year. The coin was trading at $87,520 at the time of publication and is down 8% since Jan. 1, year to date. Market mood has been weak. The Crypto Fear & Greed Index hit 20 on Dec. 26, marking a stretch of two weeks labeled “extreme fear.” Related Reading Analysts Split On Market Direction According to posts…
Mush share new single "Fear Index" | New EP "Artisanal Formats" due out on Record Store Day
Mush share new single “Fear Index” | New EP “Artisanal Formats” due out on Record Store Day
Following on from their debut album “3D Routine”, Leeds art rockers Mush have shared their new single “Fear Index” and details of their upcoming 5 track 7” EP “Great Artisanal Formats”, which will be released via Memphis Industries on 20th June for RecordStore Day 2020
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“Fear Index” is a crisp one minute forty seconds, juxtaposing lead-singer Dan Hyndman’s existential…
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(via Don't Fear The Fear Index : Planet Money : NPR)
The stock market has been going up and down like a yo-yo for the last few months. And this isn't your typical volatility: 2018 was one of the most volatile years on record for the stock market. But Georgetown economist James Angel says that while the volatility we're experiencing right now might feel scary, it's a lot less worrisome than kind of smooth rise in the market that we saw in 2017. Because that lulled a lot of people: they forgot that the stock market is a speculative arena, and they started to think of corporate shares as a failsafe. And that's never a good thing.
Angel argues that volatility is healthy. It reminds people that the stock market is unpredictable. It keeps people on their toes a little, so they don't get too comfortable.
He says yes, there is a lot to be worried about right now, like the government shutdown, North Korea, the Middle East, trade wars and terrorists. Volatility though? Not so much.
