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From Bill over at the Vix and More blog:
One of the better indicators over the past 7 ½ months has been the VIX:VXV ratio, which, as the chart below shows, has been quite accurate in calling tops and bottoms in the market following the VXV launch back in November 2007 and I whose application I pioneered soon thereafter. I mention this because the last time the VIX:VXV ratio gave a clear bullish signal was at the mid-March bottom; and the ratio is coming close to another VIX:VXV bullish signal today.
For more information on the VIX:VXV ratio, try The VIX, VXV and Volatility Expectations. For more information about the VXV, try Thinking About the VXV.

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John
July 8th, 2008 at 10:39 am
Think we hit a bottom here??