Recent Blog Links of Note
On a typical trading day, I read or skim posts from about 300 different blogs using the feeds from Google Reader. After being out of the loop for two weeks, I spent a good portion of today getting caught up on what I missed.
Some of the links that gave me a good deal to ponder with respect to the VIX, volatility, options, market sentiment, and ETFs include:
- Do Black Swans Negate Options Premiums? (Surly Trader)
- 2x Inverse ETF Volume Update (Pete, StockMarketAlchemy)
- TradeMonster’s Friendly Options Play (Theresa Carey, Investor Brain)
- A Look at Declining Volume on Five Prior Market Tops (Corey Rosenblum, Afraid to Trade)
- Monday VIXology (Bob Barnes, bzbtrader)
- All VXXed Up (Adam Warner, Daily Options Report)
- Thoughts on Hedging, Volatility (Bernie Schaeffer, Schaeffer’s Investment Research)
- The Distress Index and Stock Returns (CXO Advisory Group)
- Why Is the Boston Marathon More Volatile than the NYC Marathon? (Paul Kedrosky, Infectious Greed)
- Wasting a Good Life Trading (Michael Stokes, MarketSci)
