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When big events hit, stock volatility jumps — but each stock moves on its own. To see the market’s overall “temperature,” traders watch the VIX (Volatility Index). 📘 In The Options Handbook, you’ll find a full breakdown of the VIX: ▶ What is VIX? 💡 Nicknamed the "fear index," the VIX measures market expectations for volatility over the next 30 days. It's calculated using $S&P 500(.SPX)$ index options. High VIX (>30) = the market is in panic mode. Investors buy protection, and option prices jump. Low VIX (<15) = the market is calm or overconfident. Risk feels cheap, and so do options. Historically, sharp spikes in the VIX often align with signif

Apple has made a monumental move, announcing an additional $100 billion investment in the United States. President Donald Trump said Apple would be exempt from chip tariffs, removing a major cloud that had been hanging over the tech giant’s supply chain. During a White House press conference to discuss Apple’s new US manufacturing plans, in a moment that mixed corporate diplomacy with symbolism, Apple CEO Tim Cook presented Trump with a “unique” piece of glass from iPhone glass manufacturer Corning that’s set in a 24-karat gold base. It was a gleaming reminder of Apple’s American manufacturing ties. Tariff or Not, Apple’s Strength Endures While the tariff exemption is clearly good news, Apple’s success has never rested on policy breaks alone. The company’s brand power, loyal customer base,