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The "VIX premium" is the percentage that the VIX was above the 20-day historical volatility reading of the SPX.
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The goal is to create a problem for which students would use historical context along with reading skills to interpret a text.
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When the VIX reading and SPX historical volatility converge following a period of weakness, such situations usually mark bottoms and precede a period of bullish price action.
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Even with the decline, bullish sentiment is just slightly beyond one standard deviation of its historical norm, making the current reading atypical, but still not an outlier.
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Based on the current 20-day historical volatility of 19.1, a VIX reading of 27.5 or 28 could be viewed as expensive.
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These measures include the current reading, the number of weeks above its historical average and the eight-week moving average.
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Optimism is currently more than one standard deviation beyond its historical average, meaning that this is an unusually high reading.
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It is also more than one standard deviation below the historical average of 30%, making this an unusually low reading.
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But the above should give one food for thought in terms of taking historical volatility into account when determining what a "high" VIX reading really is.
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Pessimism not only stayed at its lowest level since December 23, 2010, it also remained at a reading that is more than one standard deviation below the historical average of 30%.
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The world is full of examples of people becoming interested in real-life skills or historical events because they learned about it through a video game (or by reading or watching TV).
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