VIX Crashes 21% as Wall Street Short Squeeze Accelerates: Are Volatility ETF Bulls Losing Their Edge?
VIX plunges 21% as stocks rebound, putting VXX, VIXY and other volatility ETFs under pressure. Are investors abandoning Wall Street’s fear trade?
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