The “Inevitable” Return Of Volatility: One Pro Explains The Ticking Vol Time Bomb

What was it we said on Thursday evening in "Volatility Has Collapsed Across Assets. One Bank Asks “Now What”? Oh, that's right, we said this: Volatility has become the market’s perpetual topic du jour (does it make sense to use “perpetual” and “du jour” in the same sentence? Not sure on that). Suppressed vol has become ubiquitous. And the amusing thing about ubiquity is that it has a way of making everyone think they’re entitled to have an opinion on whatever it is that’s

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2 thoughts on “The “Inevitable” Return Of Volatility: One Pro Explains The Ticking Vol Time Bomb

  1. Would the ultimste taper be a gradual morphing ot THE FED to zero activity, unannounced, but slowly insinuated. Modern finance and derivatives may obviate any role for the FED especially if we are seeing something that in conjunction with modern markets really is very toxic to every important function of an economy.