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Fear and investor appetite: Best of the Boards/Blogs

Stockhouse Editorial
0 Comments| April 22, 2009

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Top Bullboards post:

“VIX is a measure of fear in the marketplace or implied volatility and not necessarily a pre-determinant of a move. It measures the market appetite for out of the money options. As in real life, fear does not always lead to action. Nevertheless as long as VIX remains over 20, volatility is implied. I am not calling for a retest of the March lows for the moment (although I expect a new low within the next 12 months). I am looking a normal market measured partial retrace on the move off those lows. The pattern & measures converge at about 8500 on the TSX [sic]”… - From Silverstar3 on the Horizons BetaPro S&P TSX 60 Bear Plus ETF (TSX: T.HXD, Stock Forum) Bullboard.

Top Bullboard:

Active Control Technology (TSX: V.ACT, Stock Forum) ended the day with the most posted Bullboard on Stockhouse.

Top blog:

On the Outside the Market blog Wednesday, littleguy123 says the “demolition of abandoned U.S. homes has already begun”.



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