Stock market ‘fear gauge’ at its lowest level since pandemic

The stock market’s “fear gauge” has reached its lowest point since the onset of the pandemic.

Volatility, a critical factor influencing traders, investors, hedge funds, investment bankers, and essentially everyone on Wall Street, serves as a significant constraint.

During periods of volatility spikes, these market participants tend to scale back their activities, but during calmer times, they are inclined to allocate more capital, Axios reported.

READ MORE: https://www.axios.com/2023/12/18/vix-fear-volatility-lowest-pandemic

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