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Friday, July 18, 2014 8:13 p.m. CDT
By Rodrigo Campos,Bespoke Investment Group in Harrison, New York.
One volatile day does not a correction make。
Still, the bears may have to wait a while to call the start of a correction.
Friday's rebound, however, suggests that the market's attention to Ukraine and Gaza will be limited
unless a wider conflict erupts, with investors instead keeping their focus on earnings。
Investors looking for the market to keep rising should also temper expectations.
Bespoke looked at 22 past instances when the VIX jumped by 30 percent or more and found that
one week after such a move, the S&P 500 is up, on average, about 0.77 percent.
The weekly gains tend to be even more muted in the instances when a 30 percent gain comes
when the VIX itself is below 20 - just a 0.51 percent rise.
That makes Friday's rebound significant - a 1 percent rise after a 1.2 percent drop suggests investors
have almost completely shrugged off the news. To some, that's a worry about the market's current mindset.
"I guess my explanation would be the (Federal Reserve) has created a bubble," said Michael O’Rourke,
chief market strategist at JonesTrading in Greenwich, Connecticut.
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